Flipboard recently released the version 2.0 of this popular news-reading app. The new Flipboard allows you to collect and save articles, photos, audio and video by organizing them into custom magazines.

Dropbox and Flipboard for Android have been updated which brings with it some bug-fixes and certain new features.

After a leaked APK, and nearly a month of open public beta testing, Flipboard for Android has finally hit the Google Play store. The final version also brings with it Google + and YouTube integration.

The Flipboard for Android team has released an official beta build of the app for testing across a wide range of Android devices. The official beta build is a much newer build than the one which leaked a couple of weeks ago.

When Samsung announced the Galaxy S III on May 3rd in London, it stated that the phone will also come pre-installed with Flipboard for Android. Well, the APK of the app has been uploaded online by a generous XDA user for all other fellow Android users to enjoy.