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title: 'FreeRange WebReader garners Chicago Tribune ink, affection'
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# FreeRange WebReader garners Chicago Tribune ink, affection

Portland-based [FreeRange](http://www.freerangeinc.com/ "FreeRange") happened to [mention](http://www.freerangeinc.com/rangeblog/?p=30 "WebReader in Chicago Tribune") that their mobile tool, WebReader, was recently featured in a [Chicago Tribune article](http://www.chicagotribune.com/technology/chi-0220hypertextfeb20,0,5492524.column "Chicago Tribune").

Maybe “featured” isn’t the right word. Perhaps “loved” is more appropriate, considering:

> And one of the better tools I’ve seen for doing so — for taking even a mediocre Internet service like my BlackBerry using T-Mobile’s Edge network and making it pop — is the FreeRange WebReader.

And that’s not all the reporter has to say. To read more nice things about the FreeRange product, see “[Getting the most out of your hand-held](http://www.chicagotribune.com/technology/chi-0220hypertextfeb20,0,5492524.column "Getting the most out of your hand-held").”

FreeRange Communications was created to develop innovative products that tap into the continued convergence of computers, the internet and mobile phones. Founded in 2004, our first products are business-focused applications that bring fast and affordable information access to your mobile device.

For more on FreeRange and its mobile products, visit [FreeRange](http://freerangeinc.com "Free Range").