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"Beware, Pocket and Instapaper: the folks at Facebook HQ are testing a feature that encroaches upon your \"save-for-later\" territory. This new function currently appears for some mobile users as an iBook bookmark-esque button next to status updates with links, although it actually saves the content of the link itself. You can access every saved link via a new menu (with a telltale name) under the Apps section. Before you get too excited for the feature, know that this is the second time Facebook's given it a spin -- the first iteration tested last year, however, archived status updates instead. If the save-for-later function does mak e it to everyone's accounts, though, we wouldn't be surprised if Facebook addicts remain even more glued to their screens."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2013/11/28/facebook-save-for-later-test/>