What can you do when you come across a blog post or article that you would like to read at a time you are supposed to be doing something else? Well, the answer is not that hard to find nowadays: you use a tool like this one. Readmeo is a new application that follows in the steps of Read Me Later and Instapaper. It will let you save links for reading them when you have the time, and it will let you do that in quite a couple of ways.
To begin with, you can use the provided web interface and have the links saved by pasting them one by one in the provided window. And you can also use the featured bookmarklet and save the links right as you see them, without having to visit the Readmeo website every single time you want to store them.
Besides, you can use Twitter to have the links put your way in the shape of direct messages, and you can also have the links sent to you as part of emails.
And in each and every case, you will be able to organize your links in directories and subdirectories. So, finding what you have stored will be as easy and practical as actually storing it.
Readmeo.com In Their Own Words
“Read your links later.”
Why Readmeo.com It Might Be A Killer
It offers lots of ways in which you could save interesting links and retrieve them when you have the time for reading them.
Some Questions About Readmeo.com
Is it better than Instapaper or Read It Later? 
