Late last week I got an email about Viigo’s enterprise solution. This puzzled me since I had never heard of a Viigo Enterprise solution other than the version for BES users. So catering to my unquenchable thirst for knowledge I asked the CEO of Viigo, Mark Ruddock, to let me in on what Viigo can [...]

Viigo has been dangling the juicy Project Tango release and they finally let us release some screenshots. This is not a review since this is just a pre release version for attendees of WES. As you can see many of the features are grayed out but it is obvious that Viigo has really been burning [...]

Everybody attending WES should be getting a download link by email. It even has a WES guide built into the RSS reader. One of the main things that is hard to describe are the iPod like swish you will see when you go between menus. Looks really hot!
The public beta of Project Tango with begin [...]

I was just reading about a great service on Google Systems Blog. It is called Page2RSS and allows you to turn any page you want into an RSS feed. Pretty cool stuff if I may say so myself. It checks the website every 4 hours for updates. This is great for monitoring your alumni homepage [...]

I know you have been hearing quite a bit about Viigo’s Project Tango in the last few months. Project Tango promises to really revolutionize the BlackBerry with features such as:
Audio Podcasts
Live sports scores & standings
Weather
Flight status
Hotel Ratings
Conference information
New innovative interface
and much more. You can even register to become part of the Project Tango beta testing [...]

Kevin at CrackBerry.com has been keeping up some amazing coverage during CTIA this whole week. His latest find is the new Project Tango that Viigo has been dangling in front of our noses these past few months. Kevin promised not to take any screenshots of the application but he did snap a few of the [...]

Review: Freerange, paidContent edition
Rating: 9.0/10
Link (includes OTA): http://paid.mwap.at
Cost: Free
This app was announced a while ago. I wanted to write about it then, but didn’t have the time. I have a little time now.

I was just reading on TechCrunch about a great website idea that just launched. The website is called FriendFeedFeed which is kind of funny. The idea is to aggregate all of your social networking activity feeds into one. Makes sense right? Less feeds with more info equals less subscriptions in your RSS reader.
The problem is that [...]