<p>In the last days I&#8217;ve been using Outlook 2007 because it is the only decent app that syncs perfectly with my PocketPC. In my opinion, it is kind of heavy, I dont like the interface pretty much, and I dont have POP3 sync with the <span class="caps">PDA</span>. I also wanted a web-based version to see in the lab computer. Then I decided I would change to Google Mail, Google Calendar and Google Reader because they had a web mobile interface that worked pretty fine in PocketIE. Said goodbye to Flock (we spend wonderful time together&#8230;) and installed Firefox 2.0 and the basic addons.</p>

<p>First thing I noticed in Google Mail and Reader was that &#8220;Google design&#8221; I really hate. Solution: Installed <a href="https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/2108">Stylish</a> and then some skins to make it usable to me. Then I noticed Greasemonkey also had the same skins, so I changed the plugin, and now I have the theming + some hacks in one pluggin.</p>

<p>Google is the number one big company when coming to Web Apps, but as they did with Google Desktop, GTalk or GMail mobile ( btw <span class="caps">JAVA</span>, so it sucks on Windows Mobile), they should get a desktop application where we had Calendar, Reader, Mail, and maybe others, all together and syncing with the mobile versions( and no, I can&#8217;t use POP3 with most of clients, because I have a few other accounts in gmail, and it answers always through the default address).</p>

<p>I am working on a web-based application that will have all the things I use in my department (webmail, sftp, calendar, news, etc) all together, and then I will abandon google stuff, that I dont like using much :/</p>

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<b>EDIT:</b> I have tried <a href="http://code.google.com/p/pyrfeed/" target="_blank">pyRfeed</a> and after a few hacking, it worked. Not very nice now, but I'll keep an eye on it in the future.
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