Nathan Campos

I know, Read it Later wasn't designed to compete with social bookmarking sites or just bookmarking sites, but I think of it as bookmarks 2.0, a list of not only links with names, but a list of offline content that I can read everywhere! I've bought it three days ago an I just can't stop using it.

I had a big problem with my Galaxy Tab and my other Android devices: If I was browsing the web using the default browser and for some reason I had to turn off the device, all my tabs get lost. So I was searching for some tool that could help me with this and I came across Read It Later. It's a lot more than I had in mind, it synchronizes between my iPhone, iPad, Galaxy Tab, Android devices and my Mac! And also store a cleaner version of the website offline, just like the Reader feature in iOS 5's Mobile Safari.

With a great UI on mobile devices and now with a great UI on the web version, it's great to have all your important web sites that you might need to read in another device or maybe later, all in one organized and secure place.

I was trying to find the favorite feature in the mobile version of the service, but I haven't found anything, maybe it's because this features are still in beta on the web version and will come out soon.

If you browse the web in many different mobile devices or if you like to have a little archive of the best pages you read, this is for sure an app made for you! I recommend it to everyone.

This article was imported from my old blog . Some things may be broken.