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I fully agree. I've gotten so much use out of my instapaper/kindle integration that it's mind-boggling. If I recall correctly, they do have an option where the
by harisenbon 16y ago
I fully agree.
I've gotten so much use out of my instapaper/kindle integration that it's mind-boggling.
If I recall correctly, they do have an option where they'll send instapaper to your kindle account every day. However, the free kindle account doesn't support automatic delivery, so you have to pay amazon their delivery fee.
I'm outside the states, so the $2 per instapaper or whatever it is just isn't worth it to me. At the end of every day I just download all the files I've collected to my kindle with the USB cable, and read on the train ride home.
- ews 16y agoSame situation, but what I usually do is to go to instapaper.com/kindle on my kindle browser to get the last version of my read-later document on my way to work every morning. No need of USB and I can use it in situations like right before getting into a plane. The kindle browser kind of sucks (now, I am sure they will put more work into that), but I have that URL as the first entry on my bookmarks menu.