Tagged: feedly, google reader, Sending

Yes, Google Reader service will be turned off this summer (the actual date is July 1, 2013), here is the official post on the their blog. And the question is – what are the alternatives? LifeHacker’s article suggests 3 web-based and few desktop alternatives, and, as an active user RSS subscriptions, I’ve took a look at all […]

Tagged: comparison, Kindle, Nook

There are many similarities and differences between the Kindle and Nook tablets. It’s a bit like comparing cars or other giant corporations who strive to be the best in their particular market. For example, comparing a Chevrolet and a Ford. Each has various features and benefits that make one more appealing to people than the […]

Tagged: periodicals, reading, RSS

For those people who, like me, want to know everything about Kindle and other e-reading devices, who want to be informed about every single event in this industry, here is the list of my favorite blogs about Amazon and Kindles. KindleWorld  I love my Kindle TeleRead Unofficial Kindle Blog Kindle Daily Post The Digital Reader Kindle […]

Tagged: Kindle, library

No longer do you have to lug a lot of textbooks around. Nor do you need to remember to grab a book to read on the train trip to work. Instead, all you need is to have your Kindle Reader well-stocked and you have enough reading for more than a year. You can load up […]

Hi there! Welcome to the SENDtoREADER official blog. This is the first post in this blog, so I think it’s the best place and time to tell you a bit about the topics I’m going to write about here. First of all, it’ll be the topics describing new features of my web app, and containing […]