For instance, by adding the Twitter or Facebook source options, Flipboard will automatically find what stories, websites, and videos your friends are sharing and place them front and center for you to see. One of the biggest things that separates Flipboard from the rest of the apps previously mentioned is that it has heavy integration with social media. As usual, RSS feeds as well as most other websites and things can be added to your feed to make your news reading experiences more personalized. It’s take on reading is like a magazine, you flip through pages to continue reading stories, similar to Google Currents, but with a cool little transition effect. First and foremost, no scrolling is need for this app. I’ll keep this review short and sweet and point the difference that make Flipboard standout from the rest. Flipboard, like the rest of the apps I have previously reviewed, is really good with news reading and takes it’s own intuitive approach to the user interface. Flipboard originally launched only for iPad but has not spread to iPhone and Android smartphones. This week the app in focus is called Flipboard.

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