Web-Based RSS Reader for Cell Phone?
May 30, 2006 8:07 AM
Does anyone know of a web-based rss reader that I can access on a crappy cell phone browser?
I have a new web-capable phone (lg VX9800), and I'm having trouble finding an rss reader that will work for me. The browser is not java-enabled, so I don't think I can load the reader onto the phone.
What I am looking for is a web-based rss reader that I ca actually read on the web browser. Basically, the page must not have java or javascript anywhere on it. Does such a thing exist? Has anyone devised a different workaround to this problem?
I have a new web-capable phone (lg VX9800), and I'm having trouble finding an rss reader that will work for me. The browser is not java-enabled, so I don't think I can load the reader onto the phone.
What I am looking for is a web-based rss reader that I ca actually read on the web browser. Basically, the page must not have java or javascript anywhere on it. Does such a thing exist? Has anyone devised a different workaround to this problem?
You are a very good person. This is exactly what I was hoping to find.
posted by Ignatius J. Reilly at 8:43 AM on May 30, 2006
posted by Ignatius J. Reilly at 8:43 AM on May 30, 2006
Bloglines (which I love) has a mobile style, as in http://bloglines.com/myblogs
posted by soundslikeobiwan at 12:27 PM on May 30, 2006
posted by soundslikeobiwan at 12:27 PM on May 30, 2006
Google Reader recently added a mobile friendly version of their reader. You can read about it on their official blog post.
posted by SubFuze at 2:18 PM on May 30, 2006
posted by SubFuze at 2:18 PM on May 30, 2006
Sub, soundslike:
I had tried out both of those, but neither ever gets past the login page on my browser (on the phone, that is). I think that Verizon cripples the browser on purpose to restrict access to most interesting stuff, and it is a bitch to load software. mikepop's suggestion was the only one I've found that actually rendered.
posted by Ignatius J. Reilly at 2:31 PM on May 30, 2006
I had tried out both of those, but neither ever gets past the login page on my browser (on the phone, that is). I think that Verizon cripples the browser on purpose to restrict access to most interesting stuff, and it is a bitch to load software. mikepop's suggestion was the only one I've found that actually rendered.
posted by Ignatius J. Reilly at 2:31 PM on May 30, 2006
There's also an available mobile format for Newsgator Online, which has the advantage of synchronization with their several desktop clients. It's not free (and the synchronization is undergoing some tuning for scaling recently...), but it works well on my T-Mobile and Treo.
posted by esinclai at 7:24 PM on May 30, 2006
posted by esinclai at 7:24 PM on May 30, 2006
I have Verizon, am using an LG-VX 8100, and the Bloglines mobile works great for me. Never had any problem with it. What model of phone are you using?
posted by davidmsc at 8:16 PM on May 30, 2006
posted by davidmsc at 8:16 PM on May 30, 2006
Shameless plug: I built memigo just for this: you get XML feeds, but you also get a version formatted for PDAs: the extra trick: the links (can) go to either printer-friendly or PDA-friendly articles directly. Not an RSS reader per se, but close...
posted by costas at 12:07 PM on May 31, 2006
posted by costas at 12:07 PM on May 31, 2006
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posted by mikepop at 8:28 AM on May 30, 2006