amphibious
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I'm strongly considering getting a Nook Simple Touch, rooting it, and then installing apps that do the following, to use during my morning subway commute:
An app that will allow the queuing and local caching (text/image) of Wikipedia articles to be read offline. There's an app for iOS named Wikipanion that does this perfectly.
An app that locally caches articles (text/image) from Google Reader in *full text format*. There's an iOS app named Feeddler that does this quite well.
Any other suggestions?
Thanks.
An app that will allow the queuing and local caching (text/image) of Wikipedia articles to be read offline. There's an app for iOS named Wikipanion that does this perfectly.
I've looked at Wikipedia without Ads, Wikidroid, Wikimobile 2, Wapedia, Offline Wikipedia Pro, Wikipedia Offline Reader, and Wikipedia Companion. The ones that claim to have "offline" functionality, seem incredibly round about and hackish.
An app that locally caches articles (text/image) from Google Reader in *full text format*. There's an iOS app named Feeddler that does this quite well.
Looked at gReader (looks good, but has ads), Just Reader, feedly, EasyRSS (says it has offline viewing, makes no mention of full text).
Any other suggestions?
Thanks.