Flipboard takes the news you want to read and organises it into a wonderfully designed magazine format. And now, with an update to its iOS apps, it lets you create your own magazines for specific themes, topics, events, and so on. Read More >>

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Whoa, fire up your Fire, zoom off with your Xoom, Xyboard your... something something. Flipboard is finally available for every single Android tablet. Read More >>

Flipboard — the social reading app which is no longer just confined to iOS — has just announced that New York Times subscribers will be able to read all the paper's content through the app, on any platform, from this Thursday. That's a big deal for the New York Times, Flipboard and readers alike. Read More >>

The Flipboard app, which recently arrived on Android pre-loaded inside Samsung's Galaxy S III (and on other via unofficial leaks) is about to benefit from some Google interest, thanks to the launch of a custom API that'll let Google+ content appear inside the stylish news aggregator. Probably not a huge deal for many, but a good bit of news for those already converted to Google+. [Slashgear] Read More >>

The Android Flipboard app, which was supposed to be arriving alongside Samsung's new Galaxy S III, has leaked into the public domain, giving Android users a chance to experience the iOS news reading phenomenon ahead of schedule. Read More >>

Flipboard for iPad is amazing. Throw your Facebook, Twitter, and favourite websites in there and you've created a digital magazine just for you. I suppose the logical next logical step was the iPhone. It's not as spectacular on the iPhone as it is on the iPad. But what do you expect when you take a tabloid magazine and turn it into a 'zine? Read More >>

If you need a reminder that Google can still make cool stuff, check out their latest app for iOS and Android: Google Currents. It's pretty much a Flipboard clone in that the app turns web content (news sources, rss feeds, etc.) into a slick digital magazine with awesome visuals. Read More >>