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Librarians React to Amazon's New Lending Library: More Questions Than Celebrations - http://www.readwriteweb.com/archive...
New strategy: Instapaper gets Quora questions for Kindle reading. Read It Later gets blog posts for on the go reading.
Also, reach your limit, google an article, there you go.
I still want to know how NYTimes is going to manage their 20 article limits. cookies and IP can be circumvented and problematic.
It seems that Twitter is using IP to build its business model. These days you can't make money by that alone.
I now need a way to get articles from RIL to my Kindle. Instapaper wireless automated daily delivery is great, though not schedule-able.
The instant saving is the biggest time saver. No waiting for a sync when loading up an app for reading.
Read It Later Pro crushes all the Instapaper Android apps I've tried (and paid for). Background syncing, instant saving, push updates!
Plus the official client isn't great; most third party Twitter clients on Windows and Android are still better.
Bad move by Twitter, third party clients have made Twitter what it is; a platform, not social media or a network.
Saw an ad (on the side of a bus!) today foretelling the end later this year, wonder how Team-Nostradamus feels about that?
It's sad to say but the end-of-world-ers get a kick out of tragedies like the quake-tsunami.
like.fm is awesome - always wanted to be able to scrobble my listens from Grooveshark to last.fm.
#androidapp #idea Launch an app based on lock pattern.
If the iPad2 is more like a 3GS update, that'll be disappointing; because Apple will have a wifi model to market before anyone else.
You know they wouldn't have picked Oprah to give an award to Bansky.
Case in point: hiding the URL bar. If you have an Android phone, it's already hidden on stock browser.
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