Comments on: Offline, mobile-friendly webpages on an iPhone or iPod Touch

By: Wesley Fryer

Wesley Fryer — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 19:28:57 +0000

Yes Ron. I used ScreenSplitr and DemoGod, after using blackra1n. All are free. Ted Landau's October 2009 article in MacObserver about ScreenSplitr gives a nice overview.

By: Ron H

Ron H — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 18:35:31 +0000

Wes – I’m wondering if you could share how you captured the live motion iPhone screen into Screenr? This looks like something I could really use as I try and explain iPhone/iPod Touch apps to my colleagues.

By: Wesley Fryer

Wesley Fryer — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 17:18:29 +0000

Yes, the 10 article limit still applies. You can "archive" old articles, however, and they are still available via your web account, just not on your iPhone or iPod Touch. The Pro version is $5, and has a capacity of 250 articles on your mobile device as well as: - Automatic updating - Folders - Starred-user and feed folders - Dark-background mode - Remembers your position - Tilt scrolling - Adjustable fonts and text size - Email any link - Send links to Tumblr and Twitter You can always choose to "restore" an article from the web version:

By: Michael

Michael — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 11:32:10 +0000

I love Instapaper! Many applications now have “Read Later” Instapaper capabilities. For example both Tweetie and Mobile RSS work with Instapaper.

One feature I know that the paid version has, not sure about the free one, is the tilt to scroll feature. I wish other apps had the same.

What are your thoughts on the 10 article limit in the free version? Does that still exist?