by djnarrative | 26 Nov, 2012 | Reckorder Tutorials
I've just installed a great little app called Pocket. Its free, cross platform, easy to use and perfect for carrying around web pages you want to read offline. I love playing my guitar and especially learning how to play my favourite songs via the unlimited amount of free guitar tabs online. I started bookmarking the tabs recently with my favourite bookmarking app Diigo so that i didnt need to open my computer each time. Diigo is a great bookmarking applet which allows you to create and share lists, annotate or highlight certain info on webpages with a sticky note and a host of other features all for free. On the android its got an evernote style app called Power Note While its excellent when you've got the net, its slightly less useful when you havent. Although it does have a read later option it takes a few clicks more than something like Pocket. So i tried pocket side by side with Diigo and found that one click to save, one click to view. It also blocks the ads, so the viewing is a lot cleaner. The other thing i've tried is readability, which does the same thing, although im not sure if you can tag in the same way. My choice out of the 3 would still be diigo as its easier to group stuff in lists which with a big library is super useful on a phone. With its tagging, sharing and all the other useful options, Diigo with powernote is the same as having something like evernote for your android, all for free. However the interface and...
