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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Pick of the Day: Pachi Tamer on Instagram
Tamer, an Argentinian who works at an ad agency in Austin, Texas, wanders around with his iPhone, shooting pictures of homeless people and their pets. Actually, to call them “pictures” fails to do justice to the power of his work. … Continue reading
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Flipboard Arrives on Android Tablets
The moment so many Android fans have been waiting for is here—and just in time for the holidays. Flipboard is available on tablets like the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, the Nexus 10 and 7, and many more. In fact, now … Continue reading
On the Red Couch with Engadget’s Myriam Joire
We caught up with Engadget Senior Mobile Editor Myriam Joire during a brief lull between holiday gadget madness and the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) next month. Joire knows everything there is to know about mobile phones, but within seconds of … Continue reading
Posted in Android, iOS, Red Couch Interview
Tagged android, Apple, engadget, iOS, myriam joire, smartphones, tablets
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A Section to End Them All
If you believe in Mayan folklore or have hummed R.E.M.’s “It’s the End of the World” at least 12 times in the past week, you’re probably aware that on Friday, December 21, the world will end as we know it. … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Curated Section Descriptions, iOS
Tagged end of the world, mayan apocalypse
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Navigate the Urban Jungle With The Atlantic Cities
Modern life is punctuated by its cities. According to the United Nations, the world’s population became evenly divided between city and country in 2008. It was the first time this happened—and a long way from 1800, when only three percent … Continue reading
Women on the Verge of a Glorious Touchdown: espnW Comes to Flipboard
Between 35% and 45% of the people who watch professional sports are women. For you, today we’re launching a Flipboard-optimized version of espnW, a site for female sports fans. With extensive news coverage of women’s college and professional sports teams, … Continue reading
LOL! BuzzFeed on Flipboard
The success of BuzzFeed, an Internet news and aggregation site which recently hit 30 million unique visitors per month, is a case study in the works for new media junkies. But for the average media consumer, it’s a great place … Continue reading
Pick of the Day: Interesting Q&As on Quora
Surely you use Quora? It’s the best place to find things out on the Internet—you ask a question, and anyone can answer. The community votes up the best answers. It works amazingly well, and is slowly making its transition from … Continue reading
Making a List and Flipping It Twice
For the second year in a row, we’re pleased to announce the ultimate time waster: Flipboard’s Annual List of Lists, aka the Year in Review. The idea behind this special section is simple: Every December, any website, magazine or newspaper … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, year in review, zeitgeist
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Pick of the Day: Marketing & Social Media
Ever since Facebook became a household product, marketers have been trying to understand how to harness the power of the social graph. This Flipboard section is a lively and timely collection of social media-marketing stories drawn from such authorities as … Continue reading