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  • Adam Wade
    Confirmed User
    • Nov 2014
    • 137
    #1

    Flipboard comes to the web

    Flipboard, the newsreading app that has amassed 50 million monthly users on mobile devices, arrives today on the web. On the bigger screen, Flipboard is big, beautiful, and responsive. In moving to the desktop, Flipboard hopes to open up a big new avenue of distribution. But can a mobile app like Flipboard win millions of new fans on the web, or is the company building for the past?

    And, yes, that's the best news in the RSS section since Google had closed the Reader.
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    • hadden
      So Fucking Banned
      • Aug 2006
      • 1440
      #2
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        • nyllover
          Confirmed User
          • May 2008
          • 558
          #3
          Originally posted by Adam Wade
          And, yes, that's the best news in the RSS section since Google had closed the Reader.
          Let me disagree on this. Flipboard, as far as i'm concerned, doesn't let you import RSS feeds...it just asks you what you are interested about and, based on that, builds sort of a magazine.

          The best RSS reader is Feedly since Google Reader disappeared.
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            • clickity click
              So Fecking Bummed
              • Aug 2014
              • 3682
              #4
              Originally posted by nyllover
              Let me disagree on this. Flipboard, as far as i'm concerned, doesn't let you import RSS feeds...it just asks you what you are interested about and, based on that, builds sort of a magazine.

              The best RSS reader is Feedly since Google Reader disappeared.
              Never heard of Flipboard but it sounds like pinterest.

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                • oppoten
                  NAME THE JEW
                  • Nov 2007
                  • 4791
                  #5
                  Originally posted by nyllover
                  The best RSS reader is Feedly since Google Reader disappeared.

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