Looking for a "save for later" app

[andywarno]

I come across articles and sites all the time that I find intriguing, but don't always have time to read them on the spot. I'd love to be able to save articles for later reading. My criteria is that it must be accessible from both the web and an android app. Often times I end up wanting to save stories I found while browsing twitter on my phone, but need to wait till I get home on my desktop to read them. Or maybe I want to send a friend that interesting article that I read 3 days ago but can't remember where on the internet it was.

Anybody know of something like what I'm describing?

 

[Harry2]

Email with URL link on yourself?
EDIT: Sorry, I have not seen you want an app

Harry

 

[rbasusparky]

Will Google Reader or Read It Later Free/Pro work for you?

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.google.android.apps.reader&feature=related_apps

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.ideashower.readitlater.free&feature=more_from_developer

Also, the ability to save website links of articles may be an update to be implemented in Google Search (mobile) or the Google+ mobile app (to save it to one of your circles)

 

[woodsb123]

+1 for ReadItLater Free. Works perfectly for what you are requesting. I use it all the time. If you use Google Reader, there is also a built in option there as well for saving articles to read at a later time. If you go to the ReadItLater website - Read It Later: Save Your One Read Wonders, you can get more info regarding what other apps, browsers, etc. that it integrates with. Hope this helps.

 

[A.Nonymous]

I use Instapaper and Everpaper as a client. There are at least half a dozen apps that save stuff to Instapaper depending on how exactly you want to save items.