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Flipboard + Twitter Lists

In this video, I’m taking a look at a little known fact within a little known fact about the free media consumption app for the iPad, Flipboard:

1) You can add each of your Twitter Lists to Flipboard as a separate Sections and…

2) You can add people to your Twitter Lists that you don’t actually follow on Twitter

    This means that you can group together dozens of Twitter feeds in a single list that would otherwise bog down your Twitter stream and add the list to Flipboard and read them all in Flipboard’s magazine-style format. It also means that, since most website post links to their latest articles on Twitter, you can read any such website in Flipboard as if it had its own Section simply by giving it its own list in Twitter. This can also come in handy for people who post a lot of content to Twitter, but so much so that it floods your feed and makes it overwhelming—don’t follow them, add them to a list and make them a Section of Flipboard.

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    I don’t think I’ll be reading my main Twitter stream on Flipboard as much as I’ll be using it to consume these other sources of content—the ones I don’t actually follow.

    How do you use Flipboard? Found any cool tricks? Leave a comment and let me know!!

    25 iPhone 3G How-Tos

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    While I’m temporarily distracted with other things, have a look at this great list of the 25 (Most Wanted) Tips For IPhone 3G.

    I found the item on “How To Switch Punctuation Keys To Alphabet Keys Quickly” to be very useful.

    [ Via Digg ]

    While your flexing your iPhone muscles, did you know that you can Use iPhone headphones as a remote for Keynote?

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    Apple TV version 2.3.1 now available. Boxee users, I hope you turned off auto-updates?

    appletv 20081002 211444 Apple TV version 2.3.1 now available. Boxee users, I hope you turned off auto updates?Apple has pushed an Apple TV update tonight that brings the device’s software to version 2.3.1. Unfortunately, the software update procedure on Apple’s home theater device does not offer any list of what changes with each upgrade, so we are forced to just download and hunt around until we find improvements.

    One change that has been noted by those who neglected to disable auto-updates when they installed Boxee, is that the update unceremoniously removes the third-party add-on. I can’t say I’m surprised.

    If any of you readers discovers any new and exciting additions to the Apple TV’s abilities brought about by the application of this update, please tell us what you’ve found in the comments.

    [ Via Apple TV Junkie ]

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