Where are my Favorite Places? This is a common question we have been asked by several users in the last few months as we launched myAOL which includes the new myAOL Favorites product. First of all, your "Favorite Places" are safe and sound and can be accessed by using the AOL desktop client. Secondly, myAOL Favorites bookmarks are equivalent to a "Favorite Place" in the AOL desktop client software but are currently not saved in the same place as "Favorite Places." Your myAOL Favorites are saved for access from the Web on any computer that you sign into myAOL from, while your "Favorite Places" are part of the AOL desktop client software and are accessible from any AOL desktop client that you sign into.

In the coming months we would like to allow you the ability to get the best of both worlds by adding features to allow you to access your myAOL Favorites Web bookmarks and "Favorite Places" seamlessly from myAOL.

If you are looking to read your feeds on the go, look no further than the new myAOL Favorites mobile feed reader which launched last week. With the new myAOL Favorites mobile feed reader your feeds will be synced up with your myAOL Favorites account feeds so you can access them from your mobile device on the go.

The image to the right shows what the myAOL Favorites mobile feed reader might look like on your mobile device.

To access the new myAOL Favorites mobile feed reader just go to AOL.com on your mobile device and select myAOL Favorites from the list of options.

The current myAOL product is a feed reader which we launched in 2005. It's been an interesting study for us - lots of feedback both good and bad. So now we're thrilled to announce our new, soon-to-launch feed reader, called myAOL Favorites. We recently invited Mike Arrington, editor of the popular technology site TechCrunch, into our Silicon Valley office to give him a preview of the latest myAOL product. He gave us some feedback and we have taken it into account to further improve upon the product.

From the sounds of his recent article it appears he liked what he saw. Since he was sly with those camera-pics, snapping and posting a few rough photos of the product, we figure the cat is now out of the bag. So check out these more crisp screen-shots below:


We hope you like what you see because there's more to come. Check back here often during the next few weeks so you don't miss the new myAOL Favorites!