[Mike Temporale]

http://www.handyent.com/rss/

"Were you ever supposed to hear a heartbeat of a PDA world? Easy as pie! Browse a comprehensive and growing collection of 71 validated RSS feeds, carefully selected by Handy Entertainment staff. Just download an archive with OPML file, save it to a hard drive and import into your RSS aggregator from a local file. You can also point directly to http://www.handyent.com/pda-rss.opml to open OPML file from an online feed. Your benefits range from an access to the latest news from the world of Palm OS, Windows Mobile Pocket PC and Smartphone to announcements for new and updated software pearls, hot games, cool apps and special offers straight from the developers."

Are you looking for a list of RSS feeds for mobile-focused web sites? The folks over at Handy Entertainment have put together a nice list of RSS feeds for all things mobile. All links have been reviewed and validated before being added to the list. Just grab a copy of their OPML file and load it into your favourite RSS reader. Of course, if you don't already have a RSS reader, there are plenty available. I would start with NewsBreak from Ilium Software.

[Mike Temporale]

http://www.handyent.com/rss/

"Were you ever supposed to hear a heartbeat of a PDA world? Easy as pie! Browse a comprehensive and growing collection of 71 validated RSS feeds, carefully selected by Handy Entertainment staff. Just download an archive with OPML file, save it to a hard drive and import into your RSS aggregator from a local file. You can also point directly to http://www.handyent.com/pda-rss.opml to open OPML file from an online feed. Your benefits range from an access to the latest news from the world of Palm OS, Windows Mobile Pocket PC and Smartphone to announcements for new and updated software pearls, hot games, cool apps and special offers straight from the developers."

Are you looking for a list of RSS feeds for mobile-focused web sites? The folks over at Handy Entertainment have put together a nice list of RSS feeds for all things mobile. All links have been reviewed and validated before being added to the list. Just grab a copy of their OPML file and load it into your favourite RSS reader. Of course, if you don't already have a RSS reader, there are plenty available. I would start with NewsBreak from Ilium Software.