Social magazine app Flipboard is continuing its investment in the federated social web with today's news that it's integrating with decentralized social networks Bluesky and Pixelfed. The move will ...

Fourteen years ago, when the iPad was new and bursting with unfulfilled promise, an app called Flipboard debuted. Billing itself as a “social magazine,” it let you sign in with your Twitter and ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. It’s a feed reader, and a fediverse client, and the whole point is that the difference doesn’t matter. It’s a ...

After the TikTok ban went into effect on Sunday, social network Bluesky launched a custom feed for videos on its platform. Now, Flipboard’s newest app, Surf, which is dedicated to browsing the open ...

Social magazine app maker Flipboard is reinventing itself for the new era of the open social web. While the company’s original app allowed users to collect content from blogs, news websites, and ...

Flipboard has made the jump. First Temple Run, then Instagram, and now Flipboard. Continuing the trend of high-profile iPhone apps making their way to the Android platform, popular reading app ...

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A few years ago, a profusion of personalized-magazine apps debuted. These apps for the iPad and other platforms wove together content from the web into a good-looking, magazine-like form. The two that ...

Flipboard describes itself as being your personal magazine, and that is about as an accurate a picture as they could paint. From the first moment you download the app, there is little question that it ...

Good news, Android users. Flipboard has officially made its reader app available in Google Play. What is Flipboard? Ask someone with an iPhone — nearly 1 million of them downloaded the app after its ...

Flipboard just redesigned its popular news-reading app, saying it will make for a more personalized experience than ever before. Along with a refreshed layout that won’t startle those who already use ...