alright, so i didn't hold an official competition of sorts but i did install both viigo and freerange to my blackjack II to see which one i would favor the most and why. i couldn't feel right with judging a product just for its looks.
what i had previously said for the free freerange newsreader, about it not needing more than 10 feeds for my device is a crock of bleh.
i need to know how things are going in the NHL (3 feeds), general local news (3 feeds), national news (4 feeds), international news (3 feeds), health news 4 feeds), technical / health / devices/ scientific (5 feeds)... etc.
as you can see, i well surpass the 10 feed limit that one is allotted with freerange.
both readers can be managed from their web interfaces
viigo: i can't e-mail the news to my contacts; but, i can tweet it to the world.
freerange: 10 feeds, really... just 10 feeds?
final say, go with freerange if you don't need more than 10 feeds and go with viigo if you're a news whoring retweeter like me and don't care about seeing the words "beta" on the client.
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2009-02-28
viigo is the winner! [freeware, beta]
2009-01-30
photobooks online -> print for $2.99 [deal]
i read about this the other day, thought it was cool, and was too lazy to write anything up on it. why should i? so many people have done that job for me already. i was just thinking, this is darn affordable and that it would be a waste to not spread the word. afterall, facebook users make a good dent when it comes to worldwide internet usage. i'll post those stats another time.
to sign on to this nifty service:
- log into your facebook account
- click the empty search field on the upper right of you facebook page
- enter 'hotprints' into the search and go from there
hotprints will be the first returned result and you can add it to your facebook apps.
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