One of my "things to do" has been to find a decent podcast aggregator. Since I got my Sansa e260 I have been listening to a lot more podcasts and it is starting to become a chore to keep track of new episodes.
I installed FireAnt a few weeks ago, played with it for a few minutes and it just didn't seem to do what I wanted. Today I made a renewed effort and still it didn't seem to have a way to view the episodes from a feed and selectively choose which ones I want to download. I've listend to most of the Hanselminutes episodes, I really don't want to download them all again just because I'm now using an aggregator. Also, some of the early ones I never heard, so doing Catch-Up doesn't work for me either.
So I tried Doppler. Meh... Same story. So I tried WinPodder. Ack... even worse. I don't understand how people can spend so much time and effort coding apps like these and appear not to have spent any time thinking about the standard use cases.
Then I tried Juice. Ok the rest of you aggregator developers, go take a look at Juice, see how it was supposed to be done and then join the development team.
I'll report on whether my first impressions are justified after I have used it for a few weeks.