When NewsGator first came out, I was certainly one of the folks out there that jumped up at the chance of trying this news aggregator. However not too long after that, I soon outgrew it. So now I have to ask, why would I want to use this on the mobile platform as well?

I’m sure, most of you have heard about NewGator, the leading RSS feed service service. NewsGator develops and markets RSS aggregation solutions for individual end users, enterprises, publishers and other online content providers. I’m using NewsGator aggregators since 2004 to access news, information and other relevant content efficiently and effectively via the web, Microsoft Outlook and my Windows XP Media Center Edition which most of you might do as well but are you aware of the Mobile Edition for small-screen HTML-enabled devices like Windows Mobile Pocket PCs and Smartphones?
The charme of NewsGator, which will also be released as a Windows Mobile client soon, is that all of the different platforms synchronize seamlessly, enabling you to easily switch between NewsGator aggregators. That’s why I enjoy to use NewsGator because while I commute to the office, I could read the latest news RSS feeds on my Windows Mobile devices, in the office I either access my NewsGator account through my Outlook client or through the web interface (which is AJAX-enabled now) and at home I can read the latest news on my XP Media Center Edition PC, right from my couch (on the left the Outlook interface, on the right the web interface)… Source: The :: Unwired

[tags]newsgator,microsoft outlook,html-enabled devices,windows mobile devices[/tags]