Monthly Archives: October 2011

Looking for something to read this weekend? Start with “The Flipboard Five” — five of the most read and shared articles and photo galleries on Flipboard this week. You can find them all in one section by tapping here or … Continue reading →

If you love to run, there’s valuable information waiting for you in the pages of Runner’s World. For marathoners or occasional joggers, the magazine offers essential tips on everything from pacing yourself to staying injury free. And to keep you … Continue reading →

This blog series reveals Flipboard readers’ favorite sections, and today our co-founder Evan Doll shares his top 20 must-reads. Flip on to discover Doll’s diverse interests, including the sports team that’s claimed his heart. And feel free to email featured@flipboard.com … Continue reading →

W magazine is hard to miss at the newsstand: its over-sized format is big, the photos are beautiful, and the covers are so striking they deserve their own hall of fame. Now imagine recreating that immersive gorgeousness on your iPad. … Continue reading →

We released an update to Flipboard today and wanted to highlight two things in particular that many of you have asked for. If you have iOS 5 on your iPad, it’s now just one tap to log in to your … Continue reading →

Brian Solis is principal at Altimeter Group, a research-based advisory firm, and recognized as a prominent thought leader in new media. A digital analyst, sociologist, and futurist, Solis chronicles the effects of emerging media on business, marketing, publishing, and culture. … Continue reading →

“Cool Curators” is the Flipboard name for people who collect and share (usually via Twitter or a blog) interesting stuff from around the Web. These folks have their own category in our Content Guide, and still others are scattered about … Continue reading →

As the world grapples with the loss of Steve Jobs, this week’s Featured feeds celebrate the legendary former Apple CEO and the publications and products made possible by his visionary leadership. Flip on to read more, and let us know … Continue reading →

Steve Jobs has passed away at the age of 56. History will remember him as the man who essentially invented the 21st century, and it is no exaggeration to say that his work dramatically changed the way we live our … Continue reading →