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Viigo:

It used to cost $30 (named Newsclip) but now it’s for free.
You can add and remove RSS links from your BlackBerry homescreen.
It can remember up to 1000 RSS feeds (250 by defaul so you’ll have to change the settings)
You can manage your feeds here too

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newsGAtor:

It’s not only available for BlackBerry. [...]

As I reviously wrote about gDesk for Symbian, I thought some people might be interested in UI Replacement applications for Windows Mobile too. Here’s what I came across:

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WisBar Advance

Totally customizable user interface.
Ability to add as many pages as you want.
You can use animations when you’re switching pages.
Clock, weather conditions, registry monitoring, [...]

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Fast, easy, reliable way to update and maintain your website via FTP or simply upload / download files to and from public or own FTP servers.
The application is very simple to use but very powerful and besides the FTP functionality application also features the powerful file manager.
You can switch between the local and the remote [...]

The News:
Access systems announced the Samsung i800 smartphone back in February, which, according to the firm, was going to be introduced by Orange in the second half of this year
Additional Information:

The i800 should have been launched in June this year but we’re already in July and still no sign of the phone. The weird thing [...]

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iContact

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It’s easy to install and works perfectly on Pocket PC based units.
The software turns your Pocket PC contact list into an iPhone style navigation menu that can be navigated by sliding your finger up and down your contact list

Where to learn more:
mobiletopsoft.com

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Gcalsync:

GCalSync is an open source application that lets you do a two-way synchronization between Google Calendar and your phone’s built-in calendar.
Download events to your phone, or add an event on your phone and upload it to Google [...]

The News:
Last Friday, OpenMoko launched its highly anticipated FreeRunner smartphone, a Linux-based handset that’s completely open in both hardware and software, and is designed to encourage third-party modification and customization.
Why it’s important:

Multitude of parallel options with many layers and varying degrees of overlap
There are currently three separate software stacks that are available for OpenMoko handsets.
OpenMoko’s [...]

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Y-Browser:

Free file manager application designed for S60 3rd edition Symbian smart-phones.
Y-Browser is currently available in 34 languages

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Y-Tasks:

A collection of development helper tools for Symbian S60 3rd edition smart-phones.
Y-Tasks application and plug-in modules are all self-signed

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Y-Alarms:

Your Alarms is a free multi-alarm applications designed for OS 9.1 S60
Symbian smart phones. OS 9.1 Symbian mobile [...]

The application:

flickr For Blackberry devices

Here is a picture of the application:

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You can upload images to your flickr profile from anywhere
The uploaded images can be geotagged if you have a GPS enabled device
You can even adjust the size of a picture, put it in the right album and even tag it.
It’s for free

You probably can’t expect [...]

The News:
FireFox is coming to mobile.
Why It’s Important:

FireFox is one of the best Internet browsers (for PC).
It’s for touchscreen and it’s dedicated to view content with not too many useless controls.
It’s easy to create tabs and navigate from one to another.
In the zoomed out view you can arrange the pages as you want.

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This concept [...]