When it comes to saving articles that we want to talk to read later, to document ourselves for a job or simply because we don't have time to read it at that moment, in the App Store we can find two applications: Instappaer and Pocket. In fact, They are the only services that currently offer us this service. Instapaper was the first to hit the market, but over time it has been found with other alternatives such as Pocket and Readability, although the latter came under the blind last year.
One of the best applications that we can find in the App Store to be able to save links and read them later or when we do not have an Internet connection, Instapaper, has just been updated being now compatible with the iPhone X and the new screen size that has been released. But in addition, a problem that affected the searches we did through the application has also been solved.
If it is true that many applications allow us to store articles to read later, such as the RSS Feedly reader, many are the users who prefer to use Instapaper or Pocket, due to the versatility it offers you when storing any document, from any application or web page. In addition, it offers us a web service and an extension so that from our PC or Mac, we can access the stored content and add new content.
Instapaper hit the market under a subscription, but after being acquired by Filpboard, the service became completely free and currently it is one of the most used by users who give greater interest to the text and not to the photographs. In addition, it offers us different colors to customize its color, the size of the font, the possibility of creating folders to classify the content ... all that and much more. If you are a user of Overcast, the iOS podcast player, you should know that the creator of this service is the same developer, Marco Arment, one of the most important developers in the Apple community.
