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The previously covered service Klip.me, which lets users sync their Google Reader articles with Kindle and Android, has added another great feature to its repertoire. It now delivers all your Google Calendar events to your Kindle, packed in a nice magazine-like format. This is especially useful for people who like having everything on their easy-on-the-eyes [...]
We’ve previously covered Klip.me, which lets users send web articles to their Kindle devices right from the browser. The same service has launched a new feature that delivers fresh Google Reader articles automatically to your Kindle every day for free. This is particularly useful for people who use Google Reader a lot but hate spending [...]
If you are a Kindle user disappointed by the lack of a dedicated desktop application for Linux, there’s good news for you. Amazon.com has just launched their new HTML5-powered cloud-based web app called Amazon Cloud Reader. The webapp runs flawlessly on Linux with support for offline reading and much much more. Here’s what it has [...]
Reading interesting articles on the web is not always as distraction-free as it is on Kindle or mobile devices. To address that problem, there is a free service called klip.me that allows you to send web articles from your browser to your email, Kindle or mobiles. Here’s what it has to offer.