One other new product in the Mobile RSS space is called Siteline from FreeRange Communications. A free public beta of the Windows Mobile version is available at:

Jon Maroney, FreeRange Communications

Thanks for mentioning FeederReader and it’s “slick handling of enclosures.” I’ve worked hard on that very feature. If you get a chance to review FeederReader to the same depth as this article, I’d love to hear your thoughts on it. FeederReader has a ton features and capabilities. You can always try FeederReader for free or drop me a line for a unlimited-feeds version.

Greg Smith
Author, FeederReader

The secret sauce w/ NewsGator Go! is the synchronization piece which I am glad you have identified… we have worked hard, really hard, to get that right. Gordon and Darryl on our platform team have done an amazing job tuning this for mobile.

Now, I can focus on making the user experience even better. The next version will keep getting better and better!

Thanks for the reply. Very cool to hear that the emailing feature will get some attention, as well as usability and workflow. Thanks also for the navigation points - look forward to Version 1.x

Thanks for taking a look at NewsGator Go! and thanks for the great suggestions moving forward from V1. I definitely have emailing posts high on the list now for the next release and will continue to work to improve the usability and workflow.

As a side not, most Pocket PC’s have a hardware key mapped to the OK button (but I see on the 8125 with the keyboard closed this is not an option) and you should be able to use the Left and Right action on the D Pad to collapse and expand folders (hope that helps).

kevin @ newsgator