You can also read RSS feeds directly on the Kindle4RSS site.

There’s a sweet feature where it can extract the full text of summary-only feeds so that you don’t have to read them in the crappy Kindle browser. It’s well worth the “$2.9” per month for me. You need the premium version to send articles daily (vs manually) or to have over 25 feeds. It makes me a lot less likely to bounce off a doorstopper from, say, samzdat. On Feedly it’s easy for me to tab away and get distracted on a Kindle, everything has my full attention. Most interestingly, I’ve also been appreciating the reading more. So far, it’s been really awesome-simple and completely non-addictive. Kindle4RSS bundles up each day’s articles into a single Kindle “magazine issue” and sends it to me once a day at a predictable time. To escape, I decided to experiment with reading RSS feeds on my Kindle via Kindle4RSS. I was still under the thumb of the little red badge! But recently I noticed that my RSS feed was starting to get the same distracting pull as Hacker News.

I really enjoy using RSS to get updates from my favorite writers.

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