So if you've ever wanted to digitally bookmark a story, a New York-based software developer has come up with an app that allows you to dog-ear any article and come back to it later.
Developed by Marco Arment, 'Instapaper' is a web app that serves as a temporary storage of links for the articles you KIV-ed for later. And it works on iPhones, iPads and Kindles as well.
To use 'Instapaper', simply install the 'Read Later' button onto your browser's toolbar and click it when you've stumbled across an interesting article. 'Instapaper' will then show you which ones you've singled out and categorize them by their read or unread status.
It's a quicker way to 'save' those stories without resorting to your browser's bookmarking function, which are designed for websites you've a more long-term commitment with.
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