Swaps, Sales, Giveaway: The best way to read online.

[Indika]

Hi there. If you read online (articles/ blogs/ webpages) you must be annoyed by all the clutter, the pop-up ads and flashy banners of the websites. That's one of the reasons why I didn't read online much before.

One of my friends recommended to me an awesome app that grabs online articles and collects them in an account to be read later. It also has mobile versions so you can read anywhere you want to. The app is "Pocket". Check it out. You'd thank me later.

Another website with an awesome reading experience is "Medium". It's a blogging platform with no distractions what so ever.

(I tried so hard to make this not sound like your generic spam email but... I'm not that good at writing anyway.)

Anyhow, just let me know if you like them.

[Romfaalor]

Haven't you heard of Evernote?

[Indika]

Romfaalor wrote: "Haven't you heard of Evernote?"

I've used Evernote for a brief period of time, but didn't like it. (and it still has clutter) Long story short, I like Pocket more than Evernote.

[Thushara]

I am now hooked up with this new Kindle app for windows phone. It's easy and convenient. I usually read my novels when I travel by bus. My phone is Nokia Lumia 625. So Fairly big enough screen.
but I still buy printed books... Mostly large coffee table books. No online or so called ebooks cannot replace nice coffee table books.

[Indika]

Totally agree.

[Shehan]

I have a pocket account, really helpful. I am a creepypasta fan, I use pocket to save highly rated creepypasta and use fetch news calibre plugin to create epubs from those articles, so i can read them later on my ereader!