Flipboard

Flipboard update lets you track the stats of your magazines, find content from friends faster

By Joseph Keller, Monday, May 13, 2013 a 11:11 am

Flipboard has been updated, adding several improvements, with new profile pages, easier sharing, and the ability to save images directly to your Camera Roll. Profile pages now give you statistics on the magazines you create, such as how many articles you have, as well as the number of readers. They also show you your magazines and the articles in them, allowing you to manage your existing content directly from your page.

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Flipboard 2.0 lets create your own magazines

By Leanna Lofte, Wednesday, Mar 27, 2013 a 12:09 am

Popular news app Flipboard has been updated to 2.0 and introduces the ability to make your own magazines. These magazines are made of content you find and collect on Flipboard or the web (with a bookmarklet). The magazines are public and your friends can like and comment on stories.

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How to export and transfer your Google Reader feeds to another RSS service on iPhone and iPad

By Allyson Kazmucha, Thursday, Mar 14, 2013 a 5:44 pm

Google surprised all of us yesterday with the news that Google Reader is getting canned this summer. That means if you use Google Reader for your RSS news feeds, you'll need to export your feeds to a new service before the service shuts down.

Luckily, if you've got an iPhone or iPad, the task should be pretty easy. Here's a few options for transferring your RSS feeds to a new service.

Best apps to show off your new iPhone 5

By Leanna Lofte, Sunday, Sep 23, 2012 a 7:34 pm

After picking up your brand new iPhone 5, you probably immediately noticed that many of your favorite apps didn't take advantage of the iPhone 5's nice big screen. While this is a disappointment, don't fret, because a countless number of apps are being updated daily with optimizations for the new screen. But in the meantime, take a look at some of our favorite iPhone apps that have offered support for the new iPhone 5 since its release.

New York Times subscribers to pick up full content via Flipboard

By chrissyboy6969, Monday, Jun 25, 2012 a 2:54 am

New York Times subscribers will soon be able to access the newspaper's complete content through the Flipboard app. The information comes hot on the heels of last week’s news that Google+ content would also start to appear through the hugely popular social reader app for iOS.

Flipboard to start pulling in Google+ content

By Simon Sage, Tuesday, Jun 19, 2012 a 2:33 pm

Flipboard, the hugely popular social reader app for iOS, will be among the first to feature integration with Google's social network, Google+. Google's VP of Product Management recently revealed in an interview that Flipboard will soon be able to pull in stories shared by friends on Google+, much as the app can already for Facebook and Twitter. This is a big deal because Google has been taking their sweet time opening up a developer API to their fledgling social network.

iMore picks of the week: Flipboard, N.O.V.A. 3, olloclip

By Staff, Saturday, May 19, 2012 a 5:12 pm

Every week iMore's editors carefully cull through hundreds of thousands of iPhone and iPad apps and games, and countless accessories, and pick only one of each -- one app, one game, and one accessory. Innovative, interesting, or just plain exciting, they might might be the latest and greatest or the most newly updated, or they might be classics or hidden gems. The only constants are, they'll always be among our very favorites, and they'll worthy to join the exclusive ranks of iMore's new picks of the week.

This week we have an old social favorite with new social hook, the sequel to the sequel of one of the best shooters ever, and way to give your iPhone an incredible new set of eyes...

Flipboard vs Zite vs Pulse: iPad personalized magazine app shootout!

By Allyson Kazmucha, Wednesday, Apr 11, 2012 a 11:58 am

Thanks to its big, beautiful screen, the iPad is a great way to read traditional Newsstand-style magazines in a new, digital way. Because the iPad is online, however, and can be hooked into everything from RSS (Really Simple Syndication) to social networks like Facebook and Twitter, it can also be a lot more. It can be a dynamic, personalized magazine filled with things that are important to you, recommended by the people you trust most, or updated based on your previous likes or dislikes. Flipboard, Zite, and Pulse have all sought to make dynamic, personal, sometimes even social magazine apps for the iPad, and they've all gone about it in a different way. Which one is the absolute best? Lets take a look!

UK, Ireland, Canada and Australia get customized Flipboard content guides

By chrissyboy6969, Wednesday, Feb 1, 2012 a 3:02 pm

Flipboard has announced that it can now deliver customized content guides for four more countries. The hugely popular app that creates a magazine style reading experience from your areas of interest now supports the UK, Ireland, Canada and Australia.

Alli's most-used iPhone and iPad apps of 2011

By Staff, Thursday, Dec 29, 2011 a 6:28 pm

If you look at my iPhone and iPad home screens, you see almost nothing in common. You might think they were owned by two different people. I use them very differently, so have different top apps for each. For the purpose of this year's most-used apps list, I'm limiting myself to the overall top 5 in no particular order. (It's enough I was able to limit to five!)