I’ve just been over to tweak the settings on my Instapaper account and found that the Kindle options are much improved since my last visit. I tend to use the iPhone app mostly so I hadn’t noticed the changes before now.
If you’ve never used Instapaper and have no idea what it is you should check out Instapaper.com for all the details. In short it is a service which you can sign up to free of charge and whenever you come across an article on the web that you’d like to read but don’t have time to do it now, you can use one of the various methods available to send the article to your Instapaper account to read later.
There is another service that does the same thing called ReadItLater and you can check that out at readitlaterlist.com.
The new Instapaper Kindle options allow you to set it to automagically email a digest of the articles you’ve saved straight to your Kindle. The options are flexible enough to set the interval between mailings and the minimum number of new articles to wait for. Importantly you can also choose between the free.kindle.com address or the default kindle.com address which may incur charges.
This puts Instapaper a step ahead of Read It Later which only has an export to HTML option and frankly makes the service far more functional. It is especially useful if you commute to work and want to catch up on all those web articles you never read.
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