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RSS Reader on the phone

This RSS Reader by Codent Technologies brings the last entries of your favorite web sites to your handheld.
Voted Favorite “Windows Mobile-based Smartphone blog client” by attendees at the Microsoft MDC.
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    ___ on April 20, 2004 at 5:35 pm

    try this RSS reader for j2ME smartphones: http://www.markallanson.net/archives/000021.html

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