Notes For Later is a new service that you can use not to forget these sites you came across and which seem promising, but that you can’t afford to read extensively when you find them because you are at the office and you are supposed to be working, for example.
Notes For Later lends a hand by reminding you about these sites later on, and in a setting that you are going to be well-acquainted with for sure: your own email.
The service itself is implemented via a bookmarklet. This bookmarklet will make Notes For Later remind you to check a site (or a portion of it) later on. That is, Notes For Later can take care of reminding you about specific content, and not just whole sites. Anything that you have highlighted such as a video or a special feature can thus be remembered.
You can sign up for Notes For Later and use it entirely for free. Simply submit your email address when prompted, and you will have created and activated your very own account.
NotesForLater.com In Their Own Words
“Notes for later is a web service for remembering websites. It creates a unique bookmarklet for your browser that, when clicked, emails you.”
Why NotesForLater.com It Might Be A Killer
People who are always busy will just love it – it will let them ensure they won’t forget any site which appears to be promising on first looks.
Some Questions About NotesForLater.com
How will this service be developed from this point onwards? 
