It looks like Mac users are in for a treat, specifically a Google Reader treat. That’s because one of the best third party Google Reader application for iOS has just made its appearance in the Mac App Store. I’m referring of course to Reeder which has been launched for Mac. For the unaware, Reeder is more »

Of the surprises we’ve seen in Mac OS X Lion developer builds so far, most have been graphical in nature with no big surprises in added features or apps. There is one such surprise app/feature in the latest developers build of Mac OS 10.7. The feature is part of Safari, and looks to be a more »

By now you’ve probably heard of Instapaper, the service that saves articles and formats them for easier reading. Instapaper is great, and arguably one of the best ways to read longer articles online, especially on a tablet or smartphone. The problem with Instapaper is that you have to remember to send articles to it, and more »

Recently Kobo has been doing everything it can to differentiate itself from Amazon and Barnes & Noble. A few days ago the company launched Reading Life, a social reading experience for the iPad. Today Kobo is adding popular service Instapaper to it’s app for iOS. In the iOS Kobo app Instapaper is displayed alongside other more »

Announced this morning via his personal blog, microblogging site Tumblr CTO Marco Armnet stated that he is stepping away from the company. Reasons were not made clear in his post but likely to allow him to fully dedicate himself to “read later” side project Instapaper. The service allows you to store nearly anything published on more »

Instapaper is a great way to save items you find on the web for later reading. And it offers a reading list that is easy to read in a variety of ways such as a web browser, iPhone/iPad app, on your Kindle or even printed out on paper. That said, there has always been a more »

A lot of us use Twitter. But when you want to post images, videos, and audio, you might want to move to something like Tumblr. It’s an extremely easy blogging solution. But, who’s behind Tumblr? Get to know Marco Arment in this edition of “5 Questions.” He put together much of Tumblr. Would a Tumblr guy use Facebook? His answer may surprise you.

Sure you use Twitter. You even know what all those goofy acronyms mean like RT. But you can get more from Twitter with these incredibly useful bookmarklets. The best part? You don’t have to install any software and you can use them from any browser.