Thanks for the tip on using keywords, I just gave it a try and it works quite nicely.

I haven’t heard of a way to post on Digg this way either, but I guess applications like the BlackBerry reader would be a good reason for the Digg folks to open up a little more.

Congratulations on a job very well-done again! Darn, did I just promise a free lunch AND post it in writing? Ts ts, I guess I still have a lot to learn about running a startup on a frugal budget

Well, if you end up coming up to Vancouver, BC or the BlackBerry dev conference in Santa Clara, CA next month, give me a shout chris _at_ kartamobile dot com and I will make good on the promise. Just bring the bag with UI tricks with you, ok

I would like to also add that original UI design was done by CloudFour (http://www.cloudfour.com/blog/). They did an excellent job.

In regards to the annoyances you listed:

- We’re leveraging the News Search as RSS feature that Google and Yahoo! provides. The Yahoo! server is returning 999 error and we’re going to try and figure out why that’s so.

- Good point about the banner size

- Do you know of a server API that would allow us to post to Digg? There is an API, but posting isn’t a feature it seems to offer.

- Once again, we’re leveraging the services I mentioned above so the best way to get a refined version would be to use two keywords like “Blackberry RIM”

P.S. I am the UI design team and I’m hungry!