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Posted by muse480 Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

One of the few reasons I missed my Q9H.

 
 
Posted by jgfan1972 Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

Is there no touch screen support? The store says 9550 not supported :(

 
 
Posted by bthodla Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

This article says that Ingboo is available for all devices but the download page clearly says that it is not compatible with Storm.

 
 
Posted by cafe_civet Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

Does this actually sync with Google Reader? Ie: will reading it on the app cause it to show as read on Google and vice versa?

 
 
Posted by friedriceballer Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

There's another RSS reader app out there called 'Unread' developed by Deadberry. It's what I use and unread/read items sync with Google Reader perfectly, highly recommended. It seems that the developer developed it with the niche of Google Reader sync in mind...

 
 
Posted by dgburns Friday, May 28, 2010 625 days ago

Unread sounds nice, but isn't a free app. I might have to check it out though as $5 might be worth paying to eliminate the hassles of Viigo. But, how well does it work when offline? Best thing about Viigo is it's able to pull articles and then you can read them even when you don't have connectivity (like on a plane). Doesn't sound like Unread can do that?

 
 
Posted by friedriceballer Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

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Posted by Rikard Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

Rikard here from IngBoo. You can get your Google Reader updates in IngBoo WebStart. Simply search for "reader" in the WebStart app and subscribe to the Google Reader topic.

 
 
Posted by figranad Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

It is not available for curve 8520

 
 
Posted by mwohrlin Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

Tried it on my Storm2 9550 and it is glitchy as all heck. So it looks like it doesn't support Storm devices at this time.

 
 
Posted by stoneland Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

Doesn't even open on my 8900 and instead freezes the whole phone. Needed to do a battery pull three times already (one for each try). Don't bother with this.

 
 
Posted by Rikard Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

Rikard here from IngBoo. Sorry to hear about your problems. You could help us by letting us know OS version number, wireless service provider, where you are located (you need to be in the US). Please contact us at support@ingboo.com.

 
 
Posted by stoneland Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

I'm on OS 4.6 on an 8900 with AT&T in Washington, DC.

 
 
Posted by Rikard Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

Ok, you have the right device, right OS and a US service provider. Assuming you were physically in the DC area (and not in another country), the only thing we can think of is poor network coverage. Given that the app needs to download some content the first time it launches, a slow/intermittent network connection will cause the app to sit for some time. Again, we apologize for causing you the trouble and appreciate all feedback.

 
 
Posted by stoneland Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

How long does it take to download the content? It kept freezing my phone. It wouldn't even open :-(

 
 
Posted by QuezXLV Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

I been using Viigo News (http://www.viigo.com/partner/news) forever now; there have been no version updates since I first downloaded it. I really like it and it works great, although there are a few improvements that could be made.

Is Viigo still the best mobile RSS reader out there?

 
 
Posted by Lefty923 Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

Froze my BB...delete.

+1 for Viigo News.

 
 
Posted by filmsnob Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

This one and Viigo are slow, bulky, and take up tons of space, plus Ingboo froze my phone (Sprint 8530 w/ 5.0.0.654) If you want a fast, no frills, bulletproof RSS reader, get Freerange. No preloaded feeds to delete. Create your own labels and sort by them. Plus, at only 230K, its a quarter of the size of Viigo or Ingboo. I'm sticking with Freerange.

 
 
Posted by Forte-X Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

Doesn't work for me. Makes me regret having a curve.

 
 
Posted by fsj80 Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

Does not work for 8530

 
 
Posted by jeff.parent Thursday, May 27, 2010 626 days ago

I know I should just install it and see, but I thought I'd ask. If you have an SD card does the feed content get stored there? That's one thing that Viigo completely misses the mark at, and it seems so obvious.

 
 
Posted by dgburns Friday, May 28, 2010 625 days ago

That's not the only mark Viigo misses (though it IS a biggie). It STILL has a MASSIVE memory leak that has been 2+ years not corrected. My Storm starts off with 18MB free and by the time Viigo has been running for a few hours QuickPull is warning me memory is below 5MB and offering to reboot. But I suspect since RIM acquired Viigo, there's no further development.

 
 
Posted by dgburns Friday, May 28, 2010 625 days ago

Viigo: massive memory leaks make hard to use
Freerange: doesn't work "offline" well
IngBoo: promising?

 
 
Posted by denis_sianto Saturday, May 29, 2010 625 days ago

Freerange is the BEST rss reader right now... try it out yourself if you dont believe it..

I loved its offline viewing capability so much!!! and the ability to totally customize everything

 
 
Posted by wpwoodjr Sunday, May 30, 2010 624 days ago

"Unread" is an RSS reader that syncs with your Google Reader account - really slick!