chicklet
n.— «In addition to being able to create mobile version of their blogs, bloggers can create a personalized subscription button to their blog’s sidebar. The chicklet, as the subscription button is sometimes called, gives Windows Mobile users either online or offline access to their favorite blogs in an optimized version for their Windows Mobile device.» —“Hubdog Fits Blogs on Windows Mobile” by Susan Rush Wireless Week July 28, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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