Instapaper Blog

When we’re constantly inundated with information via e-mail, text messages, push alerts, tweets and Facebook updates, it’s hard to make time for that 5,000-word New Yorker essay we bookmarked or the serial narrative we keep telling ourselves we’ll read but never do.

By Jay Palmer:

Instapaper: You can save a few trees, and a lot of time at the printer, by firing up this app. It lets you save Web pages (news or otherwise) on your device for later offline reading.

Thanks, Jay.

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In the spirit of Time magazine’s infamous “You” person of the year cover, we are going to go out on a limb here and say, that for many of you, the best editor is probably you. Instapaper is really just a technology that allows you to save anything you want to read online in one place until you have the time to read it. And it lets you read it anywhere, even offline later on your mobile device.

Thanks, OMMA Editors.

Great article By Milind Alvares at Smoking Apples.

When I was reading the exact same article he was in the third photo, I passed “aluminosilicate” and thought, “I wonder if my dictionary has that.” And then I immediately dismissed the thought without trying it, thinking, “Nah, that’s far too specialized. There’s no chance it’ll have that.”

Names Instapaper as the second one. Thanks!

By Brian Chen for Wired Gadget Lab.

Are you literate? Do you read long things online? If so, Instapaper Pro is a must-have.

By Bonnie Eisenman. Thanks, Bonnie.

Instapaper Pro, one of Gadget Lab’s favorite iPhone apps, has been updated to version 2.2. Despite that incremental number, there is a slew of new features which make the application more like v3.0.

By Charlie Sorrel for Wired’s Gadget Lab.

By Mitch Wagner for Computerworld.

There are myriad RSS readers for the iPhone, but there’s one app we use for storing and reading text on the Web that we’ve kept using even as others have come and gone.

Instapaper review by the New York Daily News.