Tag: CLIPPING

Instapaper, the fantastic 'read it later' service from Marco Arment, has just seen an app update for the iPhone and iPad. The universal iOS app has been bumped to version 2.3 bringing with it quite a few improvements, fixes and changes. The layout of the reading list on the iPhone version has been brought more into line with what you find on the iPad, featuring the first few lines of text from ...

Evernote, the popular clipping and note-taking service, has announced the availability of a new bookmarking tool called Site Memory. Unlike existing browser-based Evernote clipping methods (like add-ons and the bookmarklet), Site Memory is a button which site owners and maintainers display directly on their own pages. As a way to promote Evernote, Site Memory is a great idea -- since it will no ...

Instapaper is the creme-de-la-creme of web clipping services, and now it's got its own Chrome extension. Instachrome gives Chrome users a quick way to save and read articles, right from the menubar. You can also use it to view a webpage in Instapaper's highly-readable text view. Instachrome has two modes: one is a basic click-to-save button, and the other is a full pop-up menu with several ...

There are plenty of fancy notebook applications out there. If you're just looking for a simple way to store text clippings, CintaNotes is worth a look. Highlight text in any application and press control+F12, and CintaNotes automatically captures it and adds the application window's title. Once a clip has been added, you can enter tags, edit the title or text, and add a URL. Links are ...

There are many applications that allow you to snap snippets of text from web sites and mark, tag, and otherwise share them. It's not a new concept, and truth be told, I wasn't expecting to be too terribly impressed with Deepmemo.com. Their site seemed visually messy, and the mixture of Cyrillic and Roman character sets in the tag cloud area had me concerned, because it didn't seem to change ...

We're big fans of Backpack, the online PIM organizer with a pioneering KISS philosophy from the wildly successful 37signals. At times, however, Backpack can appear too simple, making it seem like the only way to interact with the service is through its pleasantly minimal web interface. Fortunately, this is entirely not so, and we just stumbled across two handy Firefox add-ons that bring quick ...