Update (19 Nov 2008) : Here's a new version. We'll call it 0.9.1. This version fixes a lot of things over the old one. You can now update an individual feed (as well as all of them using the service). But, now you can also cancel the dialog for individual updates. I'm also using SD card storage now for the feed content rather than the database. The app is much zippier now and now you don't have to worry about app bloat. My copy got up to 9 MB. And, a 9 MB app in RAM is no good. Now it's 100KB with external storage. Coming soon, plucking ability (multiple page levels). I'm close to releasing but I really want the plucking capability there first.

Update : I packaged a demo of Golan (0.0.8) tonight after fixing some things that had been bugging me. I'm still not ready to call this 1.0 yet. Also, do expect to see this on the Android Market. I still have to register and pay so that will probably be the 3rd week of November, 2008. In the meantime, enjoy being on the bleeding edge. There are still a lot of things wrong with this but I have been using it, reading in bed at night for a couple of weeks now. Source Code will be posted this later this month also.

Golan is an application for Android that lets you create a list of favorite sites to read offline. This application will mimic a lot of functionality seen in Plucker-like tools from the Palm OS.

This application is still early in development but will soon have regular releases for evaluation.

The application has been tested on the Android emulator and the T-Mobile G1 phone.

Below are some screenshots of Golan as it looks now. There will probably be a few more UI updates in the next few days as I've noticed some things that could be done better.

Listing the Feeds

Viewing a Feed

Editing a Feed

The Feed Update Service

The About Page