Or, do you use your phone, tablet or PC to read the news?
I rarely read a newspaper; but I do read the news on my phone; each morning, as I wend my way to work, I flick through feedly and find articles of interest in my curated news feeds. I also use Flipboard for more in-depth articles of interest. When I find something I want to save for later, I add to Pocket. This is how I "save the internet".It's not just feedly. It's possible to save articles from almost anywhere; especially by using the "share" feature, I select Pocket, and away it goes.
The next time I fire up the Pocket app on my mobile, or the site; all my saved articles are ready to ready to read.
Once I've added tags, I can then select tags to read, see where the videos are, or pictures. Articles I want to keep handy I mark as favourites, others, when read can either be deleted for good, or simply archived.
Saving the internet has never been so easy.
Do you use Pocket? Is there some other way in which you save articles for reading later?
