Flipboard is a recent application for the iPad that has been discussed in magazines, blogs, and across the web. With magazines and comics proving to be somewhat popular on the iPad, it was only a matter of time until someone created an application such as Flipboard.
So what exactly does it do? Well, Flipboard serves as your own, free tailored magazine on the Apple iPad by taking content from your Facebook and Twitter feeds, as well as a selection of other blogs and online magazines from around the internet and organising them so that they are easy to read and digest.
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Like many other Apple products, the iPad tablet has been wildly successful since its launch earlier this year, and the market is full of great third party accessories to go with it.
When a new Apple product hits the market, cases are always available from stores in abundance. Naturally, the Apple iPad tablet is no exception to this rule, and with its release comes a plethora of choice in the third party iPad case market.
Are you fed up of logging in to all of the different services you’re on, such as Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, Google Reader and Digg? Yeah, me too, so I decided to try out Socialite for Mac OS X, an application which allows you to keep track of every single one of those feeds I just mentioned, as well as any other RSS feeds you want to add, in one window.
The Eee Pad (yes that’s the tablet PC one, not the eReader), more specifically the EP101TC was originally planned by ASUS to run Windows Embedded Compact 7, however it has emerged today that the Taiwanese manufacturer is dropping the Microsoft OS in favour of the latest build of Google’s Android 2.2 platform, ‘Froyo’.
Location, location, location, they tell us, is all important. Online it’s becoming increasingly pervasive with growth in smartphone take-up driving the development of location-based social networks. In the UK alone there are 11 million smartphone owners according to research outfit Comscore.
Well, this is certainly an interesting way to end the day! Apple rumours site 
Firefox fans, get yourselves over to the Mozilla website to pick up the 
Something that has become an increasingly large part of peoples’ monthly expenditure is their mobile phone, and as its use becomes more frequent and contracts become increasingly longer, people are starting to spend more and more…especially when it comes to the latest must-have smartphones such as the iPhone 4 and the HTC Desire – however as a recent survey shows, when people consider their actual tariff usage, they could well be wasting a lot of money.