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One of the most popular iPad apps of all time, Flipboard, is out with version 2.0 of its app. It’s nothing too radical, but it does bring an abundance of new features. Overall, it helps move the app into the future and intensify competition with other personalized magazines like Zite. The main attraction in Flipboard…
Google set the world on fire when it announced its Jelly Bean powered tablet the Nexus 7. The Android slate has been incredibly successful due to it being priced at a $200 bargain (8GB model). The device sports some impressive features that is supported by some more than decent apps. Take a tour with us…
Flipboard reached an impressive milestone, having crossed the 20 million users mark. The social magazine app is now available for iPhone, iPad and (latest version) Android, after its launch on the Samsung Galaxy S III. In addition, the company has debuted new content categories this year, including Cover Stories, audio and shopping, while adding seven…
Flipboard is no longer a Samsung Galaxy S III exclusive app and you don’t need to perform any mumbo-jumbo to install it on your Android smartphone. It’s now available in Google Play from where any user can grab it and install it on his device as long as it runs Android 2.2 (Froyo) or higher.…
Unlike Apple, Android tablet makers have a problem to differentiate their products from the rest of the pack. Asus is already doing this with the Transformer series, while Samsung is working on its own “Hub” services like Gaming Hub, Social Hub and Learning Hub. However, I’m not sure that’s enough. People go for the iPad…
The Chinese edition of Flipboard is no longer something only iPad owners can enjoy – it’s now also available for iPhone and iPod Touch users. Similarly to the U.S./international version, the iPhone app uses a vertical flip so that the content can be accessed even when holding the phone in one hand. Simply thumb-swipe up…
The Zite app is coming to the iPhone and this social-news reader is facing an increasingly-crowded landscape. The Zite app, which is now owned by CNN, had previously been on the iPad and it provided a personalized news-reading experience with all the social and touch integration that you’d expect. You can have it pipe in…