Anatoly
10-16-2007, 10:12 PM
It’s a free Internet information browser for mobile devices. You can read, organize and save news and images gathered from the Web on your mobile phone. Not just RSS feeds, but a lot of regular websites as well. Content is downloaded to a mobile device via GPRS or WiFi and is available online or offline. No desktop synchronization is needed. You can select your favorite websites from hundreds of existing channels and you can add your own RSS feeds. All you need is to install a tiny application on your phone to view your favorite channels on the go.
- It has a noticeably higher access speed
- It’s cross-platform: PDAs, smartphones, PCs, Macs, iPhone
- You may request to add your own websites to the service.
- You can add websites to the service yourself with minimal knowledge of XSL and XPath queries.
- Full screen browsing, registration via SMS, ability to organize channels into groups, etc.
You may try a Demo or register at www.mdigger.com (http://www.mdigger.com/).
- It has a noticeably higher access speed
- It’s cross-platform: PDAs, smartphones, PCs, Macs, iPhone
- You may request to add your own websites to the service.
- You can add websites to the service yourself with minimal knowledge of XSL and XPath queries.
- Full screen browsing, registration via SMS, ability to organize channels into groups, etc.
You may try a Demo or register at www.mdigger.com (http://www.mdigger.com/).