March 28, 2013
News reader and magazine app Flipboard has reached version 2.0 and includes some interesting new features. You can create your own personalized magazines, which can be either private or available to all. Creating your own magazine is easy as searching for your favorite topics on Flipboard and turning them into beautiful flippable magazines.
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February 19, 2013
Google Reader works and lead the way in RSS feed readers for a long time, but it's boringly simple, even for Google design ethics. These readers add new dimensions! They add new ways to physically interact with your news. They grow with you and if life does anything, it grows. So, prepare to breathe new life into the way you use news!
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January 30, 2013
The iPad as a device could well be considered the first digital magazine. Its size, orientation, and high resolution screen nearly makes holding and reading it like a traditional paper magazine. And the developers of the magazine app, Flipboard, were probably the first to recognize how the iPad could turn the Internet into a mobile web magazine.
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January 25, 2013
The ultimate tablet magazine is ready for your Android. Long an iPad-only offering, Flipboard arrived for Android tablets in December – and I've barely put my tablet down since. With the ability to pull in content from thousands of sites, Flipboard can also access your Google Reader, YouTube, Twitter and Facebook accounts, meaning everything you care about on the web is literally at your fingertips.
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November 18, 2012
The popular magazine style and RSS feed mobile app, Flipboard has added Apple iBookstore and Books categories to its list of Content Subscriptions and recommendations. The new iBooks section consists of two dozen book categories found in the iBookstore itself, including Bestsellers, Arts and Entertainment, Cookbooks, Food & Wine, History, Humor, Romance, and Travel & Adventure.
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October 25, 2012
When it launched in December 2010, Flipboard was an app that had Apple’s executives grinning from ear to ear. Designed exclusively for the iPad, it allowed users to consume their usual online content from an elegant and tactile UI and the app enjoyed its well-deserved time in the limelight as one of the tablet’s best apps. Flipboard for iPhone followed not long after, and over the last few years has seen further refinement on the smaller screen.
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August 11, 2012
If you've been impatiently waiting for Flipboard to launch a desktop version of the cross-platform app, you don't have to wait any longer. And it's not because Flipboard, Zite, or any other competitor finally put together a web-based version of awesome curated content - it's actually thanks to a newcomer that I can finally get my Flipboard-fix from the comfort of a Web browser.
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June 22, 2012
Google and Flipboard have announced a new partnership that brings Google+ integration to the popular social magazine app. It joins a wide variety of social networks already available via the app including Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and Instagram. It’s an important turn of events of Flipboard because Google has not yet opened up its Google+ API. This means that the partnership provides the Flipboard app with a feature that its rivals won’t be able to match.
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May 16, 2012
The social RSS feed magazine app, Flipboard was the first of its kind for the iPad. Now it’s the first to add audio, via SoundCloud, to its list of features and content. Just as you can browse and read articles, tweets, Instagram images, you can now listen to podcasts, news segments, music, and more.
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December 12, 2011
Flipboard, the magazine style reader app for the iPad, has finally been optimized for the iPhone and iPod touch. If you are a current fan of Flipboard you're going to love the feel and navigation of the new version, and if you don't have an iPad you're going to welcome the clean user interface of Flipboard on your pocket device.
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