The company previously had versions of the program for China, Japan and France, as well as for Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom.A group of "violent" robbers who stole hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of cell phones and electronics from a string of Connecticut and Massachusetts AT&T stores in 2021 will face a total of at least 31 years between them in federal prison, prosecutors said Tuesday.įour people collaborated to enter the stores around closing time, point guns at employees and sometimes pistol whip, shove and drag them while robbing the stores. The company also announced that it is launching versions of its app for South Korea, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Germany. According to the latest numbers from the company, some 8 million consumers have used its app at least twice.įlipboard also announced that it is adding access to Google+ and YouTube, bringing to 12 the number of social networks users can view within the app. The Android version of Flipboard comes nearly two years after the company debuted its iPad app and six months after it launched a version for the iPhone. The app will not be available for tablets with larger screen sizes, such as the 10-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. To run the app, consumers will need to be using Android version 2.2 or later on a devices with a chip running at least 800 megahertz. “This is a big deal for us,” said Mike McCue, Flipboard’s CEO.
The app, which presents updates from multiple social networks and articles from numerous publications in a magazine-style format, is available through Google ( GOOG), Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Samsung’s app stores and will come preinstalled on Samsung’s new Galaxy S III phone. The company released versions of its app for Android smartphones and 7-inch tablets, including Amazon’s Kindle Fire and Barnes & Noble’s Nook Tablet, on Thursday. Flipboard, the popular iPad and iPhone app, has gone Android.
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