With MacStories today, I try to keep my to-do list neatly organized in OmniFocus by quickly entering anything I have to do at any given time of the day or the week – OmniFocus makes it incredibly easy to enter tasks with a few keystrokes, and I “trust” the system to remember, collect and sort tasks for me so my brain can focus on getting those tasks done or something else entirely. When I was in high school, I was that kind of student always taking notes on his notebook - furiously jotting down stuff fearing I might forget some important detail. I can share, import, and export easily.For me, the best way to remember things has always been to write them down somewhere. I can get it to sync easily with all my devices and even access the information on someone else’s computer. I’m all about some Google Services and it really does go back to the 3 items I mentioned above.

Instapaper will compile a document to send to my Kindle each Friday with articles that saved for later.

There have been a few times where I’m looking for a post, can’t remember where I’ve sent it, and I know for sure it will show up in Pinboard.

All my bookmarks are automatically sent to my Pinboard account.

There are a few settings that I really enjoy about Instapaper: I can catch up on my reading practically anywhere. I have Instapaper on my iPhone and iPad so it makes syncing easy. I use Instapaper to flag any longer form article that I run across and don’t have to time to read it in that moment.

They’re both similar services and so it really comes down to personal preference. I started off using Read it Later (now Pocket and within the past year have switched over to Instapaper.

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