Whats in your Flipboard?

[That-Guy]

Well with all the news of Google Reader shutting down (I never used it anyway) there seem to be allot of people/sites suggesting Flipboard as an alternative.

I follow most of the big tech sites (Apple ones at least) on Twitter and Google+ but thought I would give Flipboard a try to see if the news is easier to digest.

Heres the sites I am currently following:

• Cult of Mac
• Ghacks
• Mac Rumours
• iJailbreak
• iMore
• 9to5 Mac
• BBC Click
• BGR
• MacTrast
• TUAW
• TechCrunch
• Engadget
• iDownloadBlog
• Redmond Pie
• The Verge
• OS X Daily

When searching for them in Flipboard I decided to follow them all by their twitter accounts so in theory I should get the same experience when reading the different feeds.

Anyone else using Flipboard? If so are there any other sites you suggest I follow? Particularly Apple and Tech related

Thanks in Advance!

 

[sviato]

Flipboard is one of my most used apps - love it. Here's what's in mine:

News (never read though lol)
Technology
Flipboard Picks
CP24 (local news)
Finance
Bloomberg News
Apple News
Apps
Mobile
iPhone in Canada
Techcrunch
Mobile Syrup
Men's Style
Art of Manliness

I don't follow a lot of the tech sites individually as a lot of their articles show up in Tech and Mobile already.

 

[sagar4995]

here's mine so far...

• Film
• iPhoneography
• Instagram Popular
• CNET
• Cult of Mac
• Engadget
• MacRumors
• TIME
• Gamer TV
• Gaming
• Apps
• National Geographic

 

[MonkeySee....]

Love flipboard. Always use it.

I have...

My Twitter account
Apple News
Cult of Mac
9to5Mac
Macrumours
Surfer - Surfer Magazine
Vimeo
Home - Stuff about homes. lol
Science
Apple - Normally just their adverts
Tottenham Hotspur - Official site feed (twitter)
Corry Staudacher - Instagram feed (iPhone integration)
Film
Aperture Users
Hollister Co. - Instagram feed

 

[ravenvii]

Only thing I wish Flipboard could do with the 'native' feeds is hide already-read articles, just like they do with Google Reader.

 

[That-Guy]

Well since posting this I have actually switched to Feedly, it seems to be a more natural way of viewing feeds. You don't have to go in to each individual feed to read the news you can just choose "Today" and it will show all news from that day.

Very Impressed