Paperdroid Changelog
1.1.4:
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- fixes, tweaks, more tweaks, tiny little undetectable features
Paperdroid
Paperdroid is an offline article reading Android app that integrates with the excellent service Read It Later and/or Google Reader.
Found an interesting but long article while surfing in a costly internet point? Skimming hastily through your feeds for worthy posts? Just save the page to Read It Later (via bookmarklet, the Firefox extension etc.) or star it in Google Reader - and have Paperdroid automatically download it to your trusty Android phone for offline reading pleasure.
Paperdroid beta out
UPDATE: as of November 2009 Paperdroid Release Candidate is available to the public. Thanks to all the betatesters for their invaluable help!
After lots of unnecessary sweating reinventing the wheel of sending debug logfiles, Paperdroid beta is finally out!
If you want to join the betatesting group let me know at m@latedroid.com -hurry up while there are available slots!
After lots of unnecessary sweating reinventing the wheel of sending debug logfiles, Paperdroid beta is finally out!
If you want to join the betatesting group let me know at m@latedroid.com -
Paperdroid beta soon!
After (not that) much sweating, Paperdroid is finally getting somewhat close to at least resembling something that vaguely pretends to be a functioning app.
Paperdroid will be - hopefully - a mobile offline reading app a là Instapaper (whence the unconceivably original name) - which happens to be the only app I miss after The Big Switch to the Android platform.
Initially, and perhaps indefinitely, it will support the very much excellent (and free) service Read It Later that provides an almost amazing public API. Innumerable kudos are in order for that fine guy.
Beta testers wanted!
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Paperdroid will be - hopefully - a mobile offline reading app a là Instapaper (whence the unconceivably original name) - which happens to be the only app I miss after The Big Switch to the Android platform.
Initially, and perhaps indefinitely, it will support the very much excellent (and free) service Read It Later that provides an almost amazing public API. Innumerable kudos are in order for that fine guy.
Beta testers wanted!
Read more »
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