Dear all,

I am running a Samsung i780 with WM6.1. I'd like to be able to read some RSS feeds, and have had some success in the past in using the free pRSSreader. That worked really well, but there is a feature missing that I would really like to have. I'm hoping that someone here might be able to recommend a suitable reader.

The problem with pRSSreader, was that I'd read postings that I thought were interesting and then flag them to read later. However, the program wouldn't keep them for later - instead it would ditch all the postings irrespective of whether they had been flagged or not.

So I'd like a way to either make a favourite posting list or save postings that I think are interesting, so I can read through them again at a later date.

Any ideas if there are some readers on the market with this functionality?

Many thanks,

Tom.

I think GoNews Touch may work.

GoNews Touch:
http://www.sbsh.net/products/windows...c/gonews_touch


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>
> Dear all,
>
> I am running a Samsung i780 with WM6.1. I'd like to be able to read
> some RSS feeds, and have had some success in the past in using the free
> pRSSreader. That worked really well, but there is a feature missing that
> I would really like to have. I'm hoping that someone here might be able
> to recommend a suitable reader.
>
> The problem with pRSSreader, was that I'd read postings that I thought
> were interesting and then flag them to read later. However, the program
> wouldn't keep them for later - instead it would ditch all the postings
> irrespective of whether they had been flagged or not.
>
> So I'd like a way to either make a favourite posting list or save
> postings that I think are interesting, so I can read through them again
> at a later date.
>
> Any ideas if there are some readers on the market with this
> functionality?
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Tom.
>
>
> --
> tjrundy

Thanks for the suggestions!

I went for YomoMedia Reader in the end, as it allows one to save
interesting posts whilst on the train and since its a web app (with a
PPC application), you can then view them on your PC in their full
glory when you get into work!

Cheers, Tom.