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Viigo Project Tango Beta Adds Live NFL Scores

by Ronen Halevy on Aug 13th, 2008 at 1:01 am EST
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Viigo keeps on improving their lineup with Project Tango. The latest addition is live NFL scores to their sports lineup. Its nice and simple and a great addition to the rest of the sports coverage they have available. I especially like their Olympics coverage.

sports_image035If you have not checked it out already you can pick up the application free at www.getviigo.com/beta

On a side note this latest beta of Project Tango really seems to have improved the memory issues. I have had it running for two days already and am only down 500Kb in available free space. Still not completely fixed but a definite improvement!

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5 Comments to “Viigo Project Tango Beta Adds Live NFL Scores”

  1. Posted by: Bla1ze
    August 13, 2008 at 1:36 am EST

    I hate how virtualreach has not YET implemented a way to change which panels are listed, really I don’t wanna see the CFL stuff..or any other things I don’t wanna see…it’s just adding extra bloat to the beta and in turn could be causing some bad experiences for users.

  2. Posted by: Tim
    August 13, 2008 at 4:06 am EST

    Agreed. Too much scrolling over tons of things I don’t want just to get the ones that I actually care about (which isn’t much anyway besides News).

  3. Posted by: zipmob
    August 13, 2008 at 7:00 am EST

    I don’t know why Viigo is getting so much press and interest when Freerange is a much more superior RSS reader. They have removed the 10 feed cap for the free version – although on the website it still says you have to pay for it. (Am I missing something here?)

    Viigo’s got too much fluff that is so unnecessary – and not very elegant at implementing it. OK, it is a beta but looking at how they structure it, I just don’t see how it is better than Freerange. If you want a straightforward, no nonsense and great RSS reader, head off to Freerange.

  4. Posted by: Ronen Halevy
    August 13, 2008 at 9:38 am EST

    I completely agree that Viigo needs to remove the clutter of unused services. They are promising to do that in the next release since the whole interface is just built on XML.

    @zipmob
    I used to love freerange but the 10 feed limit was killing me. Also I hated how it hides the articles after you read them.
    When did they remove the 10 feed cap?

  5. Posted by: Luciano ES
    August 13, 2008 at 10:43 am EST

    The 10 feed limit has NOT been lifted. I wonder how zipmob got that wrong impression or where he/she downloaded their version of Freerange.