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View Formatted Newspapers on Your Smartphone with PressDisplay

July 20th, 2007 @ 6:00 am

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Categories: Gizmos and Gadgets, Web Tools

Tags: Mobile, Story, Smartphone, Rick Broida

pressdisplay.jpgNews junkies, rejoice! PressDisplay, a Web service that specializes in browser-formatted newspapers, now offers mobile reading on BlackBerry and Windows Mobile phones. I tested it on a Samsung BlackJack.

You can choose from over 500 newspapers from around the world (the New York Times and Wall Street Journal not among them, unfortunately); PressDisplay provides a full-color thumbnail scan of each page, followed by links to each story contained on that page. Hit a link for perfectly formatted text of that story — a huge improvement over the typical browser-based reading experience. There’s also a robust search feature for finding stories across all the available papers, and even an option to have a synthesized voice read stories aloud.

In short, PressDisplay is a must for mobile travelers who love non-stop news. Subscription plans start at $9.95 per month.

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