Windows 8’s biggest beef has always been the lack of apps, where iOS and Android overshadow the competition by a large margin. Now, it seems that both of these are officially making way into the Windows 8 sphere as well, where both the apps were showcased today at BUILD 2013, right beside the Windows 8.1 Preview download announcement. While Facebook has been around for more than a while and has a far larger footprint in the digital world than anything else, Flipboard debuted on iOS and redefined the concept of a social news reader, expanding later on into Android and other popular platforms. Here is how it will look and feels like on your PC.Flipboard and Facebook are two platforms, if not apps, that don’t need any introduction. You will find the flipboard icon and simply make a shortcut to the desktop. Just navigate to C:\User\Public\Libraries\Apps.library-ms (you will need to turn on hidden folder) Heck, you can even create the Flipboard shortcut to the desktop. Woha ! You now have a fully functional Flipboard running almost natively on your Windows device.Įverything in the Flipboard now works, you can addd your own account or sync with any other account you have already on other mobile devices. Once you are done, you will bought to this familiar screen of android app purchase agreement. In our case, I will just pick the Google Play store. When the app is ready, you are bought to this Window, depends on which app store you’d like to choose to buy and install the apps from you will need to have an account for the app store you are selecting. So Here is How You can Get Flipboard Running on Windows Even the “flip” animation are well rendered. If you go download the latest beta version of BlueStacks for Windows, it runs Flipboard android tablet version app smoothly.
Over the years BlueStacks has made some dramatic improvements in terms of performances and compatibility. It essentially act as an android emulator runs all the android applications in x86 environment. Well, there is a tool out there called BlueStacks, that we covered before. The first was the android phone support, last month they finally updated Flipboard to add support for android tablets. Lately Flipboard opens the iOS exclusive gates, and made it available for android devices. The way Flipboard organizes your personal feed made it the BEST reading and consuming contents apps out there.
Ever since Flipboard first came out for the iPad it has been one of the go-to apps I use day in and day out.
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