Raising an additional $50 million in funding last month, personal magazine app Flipboard is poised for expansion. Started in 2010 by tech entrepreneur Mike McCue and ex-Apple iPhone engineer Evan Doll ...

Instagram Threads isn’t the only app joining the decentralized social web, which includes Twitter/X rival Mastodon and other apps, with its newly added support for the networking protocol ActivityPub.

If you love to read and have an iPhone, iPad or Android phone, you should be using Flipboard, the wonderful “social magazine” app. And now its iOS versions have added a new feature which caters to ...

If you use Flipboard frequently, you may have noticed something new alongside the articles and user-created magazines that have been a focal point of the platform for years. For the past three months, ...

Flipboard is the latest mainstream app to officially join the fediverse, the collection of decentralized services that run on the ActivityPub protocol. The news reading app, which has been ...

Flipboard’s already one of the best ways to read and discover web content on the iPad and iPhone, and now they’re taking that to the next level, integrating e-book discovery by tapping right into the ...

An effort to bring a broader news ecosystem to the open social web, also known as the fediverse, is now in the hands of the social magazine app Flipboard. Press.coop, a service that created mirrored ...

Flipboard has been one of the biggest boosters of decentralized social media. Now, the company, which is known for its social news reading app, is rolling out its latest experiment, "social websites." ...

Flipboard founder and CEO Mike McCue, writing on the company’s blog about Flipboard going all-in on the Fediverse and ActivityPub: Today we are beginning to open Flipboard to the Fediverse, a rapidly ...

PALO ALTO, Calif. – Smartphones and tablets have been pushing the personal computer aside, thanks in part to popular apps made by mobile-first entrepreneurs like Flipboard CEO Mike McCue. But the ...

Flipboard just redesigned its popular news-reading app, saying it will make for a more personalized experience than ever before. Along with a refreshed layout that won’t startle those who already use ...