Amazon has announced the new Kindle. I think it might be time to consider getting one. I say might because it, in my oppinion, costs too much for blogs. When I first checked into the Kindle I wanted to use it read all of the blogs and web pages I keep up with, but quickly learned that blog subscriptions cost money. Eek.

Then I came across this article on MakeUseOf.com

http://www.makeuseof.com/dir/kindlefeeder-kindle-app-pushes-feeds-kindle-free/

Wow, finally a way to get all my content on a Kindle for free!

KindleFeeder also allows you to copy and paste chunk of text into provided online form and have it delivered to your device as well.

The service is completely free and you do not have to pay any subscription fees for it in the Kindle store. Check it out.

Features:

• Get favorite feeds on your Kindle device for free.
• You can easily send simple text pargarpahs as well.
• Add up to 30 RSS feeds from blogs, magazines and whatever you can find online.
• Completely free (no subscription fees).

Check out KindleFeeder @ www.kindlefeeder.com

If you want to buy a Kindle... email me about a discount on the Kindle 2.0

Note: KindleFeeded works with both the original and the Knidle's

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