I have the NFB newsline app and also Read to go, but I didn't know read to go
would work with newsline How does that work? Excuse my ignorance..
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On Sat, Apr 27, 2013 9:31 PM CDT Eric SS wrote:
Craig, I highly recommend NFB NewsLine. You can access papers and
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I have the NFB newsline app and also Read to go, but I didn't know read to
go would work with newsline How does that work? Excuse my
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Subject: RE: Reading Newspapers Efficiently Using iPhone Apps
I have the NFB newsline app and also Read to go, but I didn't know
Hi Craig,
I tried the Earl app, which works ok, but because it is voice
generated ,is a little too slow for me. Also you are limited on the
amount you can read without paying for a subscription, which seemed a
little over priced to me.
I just finished reading the New York Times and the Chicago
Chuck, you can add to or edit a subscription list from within the newsline app.
This is essentially the same thing as a favorites list.
E
Eric
On Apr 28, 2013, at 3:00 PM, Chuck Dean chuckd...@me.com wrote:
Hi Craig,
I tried the Earl app, which works ok, but because it is voice
generated ,is
I don't think anybody reads a newspaper from first page to last. Most of us
pick and choose which stories and features interest us at that moment. Some
apps let you mark stories for later viewing. How much time you want to spend
reading the newspaper of course is up to you. For many of us,
Hi Eric,
Yes, that is true, but I do not subscribe to the newspapers, that way
I am not downloading the papers, rather I am reading them off the
server.
This works great as long as I have 4G or wi fi. But to read where I am
not connected, like on an airplane, for example, I would need to
subscribe
Craig, I highly recommend NFB NewsLine. You can access papers and magazines
either via their excellent app, Read to Go or Safari. I think for variety
and completeness of content and price, you cannot do any better.
Eric
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