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New Viigo to be Released @ WES – Streaming Audio, Facebook, & Enterprise Features

by Ronen Halevy on Apr 22nd, 2009 at 12:38 pm EST
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Viigo just let it be known that they will be releasing some interesting new features in their product during WES. This will bring some cool new enterprise features along with posting to Facebook and full Twitter integration whatever that means. They will also finally be bringing out streaming audio which we have been waiting on for quite some time.

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I think these enterprise features might finally give Viigo a better business model. They will be tuning in with calendars, employee directories, training, team news, and more features. I have no idea where they plan on getting this information but I am guessing there will be some sort of Exchange or BES tie-in.

In case you don’t already have a copy of Viigo you can pick it up at www.berryreview.com/viigo

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3 Comments to “New Viigo to be Released @ WES – Streaming Audio, Facebook, & Enterprise Features”

  1. Posted by: webchetan
    April 23, 2009 at 3:44 pm EST

    Thanks. Good to know :) Excellent!

  2. Posted by: beanie
    May 7, 2009 at 7:39 am EST

    Viigo 3 beta is great, but I removed it because it does not mark items as read on google reader, only locally on the phone. I don’t want to be scanning through things I’ve already read when I’m on my computer. I will definitely go back to viigo when they get that fixed. Viigo is pretty sleek otherwise.