15 Comments to “Viigo Updates Their Beta to Version 3.0.262 – No Changelog”

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   Posted by: Ron

   December 3, 2008 at 7:25 am EST

   Anyone know if they're supporting podcasts again?
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   Posted by: Mark Ruddock

   December 3, 2008 at 7:35 am EST

   Note: this was just a minor tweak. However we have a fairly important upgrade coming for you all, especially BOLD users, in the next few days. You heard it here on Berry Review first! Stay tuned.

   Mark Ruddock
   CEO
   Viigo
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   Posted by: skelzer

   December 3, 2008 at 7:39 am EST

   great stuff – thanks for updates! hopefully a new storm version will be included too?
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   Posted by: DavidB

   December 3, 2008 at 8:55 am EST

   Sure hope they fix the article dupes with this or a soon future build. I have several feeds I stopped following in Viigo since the same posts show up day after day after day as "new" (despite oth Mozilla and Microsoft being able to discern that they aren't new). I've emailed them the feed addresses so maybe they have figured them out.
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   Posted by: G Style Magazine

   December 3, 2008 at 9:56 am EST

   Good point DavidB, We also hope that will fix the delete all your saved articles when you upgrade issue. I hate losing saved items when I upgrade!
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   Posted by: Kimberly C.

   December 3, 2008 at 10:08 am EST

   Amen, G Style. This is very annoying. Also, the hour glass issue still existed in the previous version. Hopefully this will be resolved as well.
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   Posted by: lol

   December 3, 2008 at 8:41 pm EST

   Everytime I install a new beta, it deletes the saved items. Bah.
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   Posted by: Bob

   December 4, 2008 at 2:42 am EST

   I have Curve 8330 Viigo on the beta version. Yet when I go to the site to upgrade to the newest Viigo. The site shows only download for curves w/ os 4.2 & 4.0 . I have OS 4.5
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   Posted by: skelzer

   December 4, 2008 at 5:01 am EST

   fyi, might be more appropriate to submit specific bugs via the feedback tool inside of viigo so the devs can add them to their queue. keep in mind, the app is clearly in beta (and free!). in my opinion, they have done a tremendous job of ironing out issues while continuously adding new features. thanks to all for the hard work!
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    Posted by: nicole

    December 4, 2008 at 12:29 am EST

    I hate the “new” viigo. Tried it out again in October and went right back to the old one.
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    Posted by: Luc

    December 4, 2008 at 11:29 am EST

    Freerange does that too. I say we need more better RSS readers. The existing ones do not cut it.
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    Posted by: DavidB

    December 6, 2008 at 10:48 am EST

    Well, nope, dupes problem not fixed.

    Perhaps rather than focusing on adding new features (like Tell A Friend, how stupid and self serving), they should focus on fixing bugs like dupe articles, memory leak, etc.! And yes, I’ve submitted many feedbacks and suggestions and bug reports (as well as crash logs too numerous to count).

    My opinion they are trying to do too much too quickly with basic functionality/stability left behind. Come on, an upgrade process that throughs away all customization you’ve done, forces redownloading of all content, and discards all saved info? Fail. An app that causes memory to fill and thus delete saved email/phone logs/etc. on your phone? Fail. An app that can’t figure out that humans can’t read paragrahs that are 2 or 3 characters wide? Fail. An app that when you use the email functions doesn’t use BB email compose features (did they write their own compose function?)? Fail. Listen, I KNOW it is free, but they better get back to basics and fix it or whatever marketization they are trying to do with it will be lost since the general public won’t utilize even a free buggy app for long.
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    Posted by: Ahmad Nassri

    December 12, 2008 at 5:22 pm EST

    @bob, that’s fine you can download the 4.2 version on a curve running 4.5

    Ahmad Nassri
    Viigo Inc.