Flipboard 3.0 is both more and less personal than before<article>
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A new update for Flipboard aims to make the popular reading app more personal—but not all the time.</p><p>
Flipboard 3.0 lets users add new magazines on more than 30,000 topics, from broad ones like “art” and “food” to highly specific ones like “optical illusions” and “human geography.” When launching the app, Flipboard presents a massive list of potential topics to select, along with a search bar for finding exactly what you want. As before, Flipboard sources its stories from around the Web and presents them in a magazine-like format.</p><p>
For those who don’t want to drill down into specific topics, Flipboard is also adding a staff-curated “Daily Edition,” with general topics like news, business, tech, sports and culture. A new edition will arrive every day at 7 a.m., and it will always conclude with a “Parting GIF.” Of course, users can still follow individual publications or users who’ve curated their own magazines, and they’ll show up alongside new topics in Flipboard’s typical grid view.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2841078/flipboard-3-0-is-both-more-and-less-personal-than-before.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Flipboard 3.0 is both more and less personal than before
