I saw a recent post on another board about this new app for subscribing and reading RSS Feeds on your Symbian handset (including the N97).
I downloaded and installed it.
BIG disappointment:
1. Takes up 8 MB on C: drive (when will you learn Nokia?)
2. Only pulls THREE (3) feeds at a time from each feed (some of the ones that I subscribe-to in the Browser do TWENTY-FIVE (25) at a time.
3. Requires a LOGIN to Ovi in order to function (WHY, Nokia?).
While it looks pretty and provides more formatting than the Browser RSS Feed function and they do offer a directory of Feeds up on Ovi to subscribe-to, it just isn't worth the while.
Another looks-pretty, but underwhelmingly underfunctional bit of software from the programmers at Nokia Beta Labs.
***postscript*** - 6+ MB is taken up by Qt and the loader, etc. QT applications bring a lot of "baggage" to your C: drive. Looks like it is time to do a hard reset and reload only the essentials from scratch (again!) just to get rid of the clutter. Why can't Nokia design this stuff to run from the E: drive to save space?