Instapaper Pro, the the one preferred read-later iPhone application here during Tool Lab, will be accessible for a iPad upon day one. Over during a Instapaper blog, developer Marco Arment has posted screenshots as well as a good explanation of a problems confronting developers without entrance to an actual, earthy iPad.

Instapaper Pro for iPad will be a concept app, a bundle containing formula for both a iPad and iPhone. This equatesto that, if the app makes it through Apple’s capitulation channels, stream Instapaper users will never have to see the pixel-doubled chronicle, that “sucked, and it was utterly obsolete by my standards,” according to Arment.

Being a elementary celebrationofthemass application, there aren’t most differences in the interface, that is mostly just text as well as cinema after all. Arment was wary of creation changes without being means to see them in action: “I didn’t want to dedicate to any outrageous risks since I don’t have an iPad to exam them on,” he says.

The asingle big shift is a plane folder view, on top of. All it does is expose the folders into that your articles have been orderly We knew Instapaper has folders, right?), but it looks to be the lot simpler as well as some-more viewable to use.

Arment skeleton on making more tweaks when he has an iPad in his hands, though we’re really gratified he motionless to go forward with creation an untested Instapaper accessible during launch. You feel just a same approach as him about a app: “an iPad without native Instapaper Pro is not a device I want to own.”

Preview: Instapaper on iPad [Instapaper Blog]