When it comes to social networking, Flipboard gets the cake. So when it comes to social, all provide integration but Flipboard provides a more in-depth and personal experience. You can also see who is tweeting stories and you can comment on them as well as reply the creator if they're integrated into Twitter. While Zite and Pulse only allow you to share stories to Facebook and Twitter, Flipboard actually allows you to pull in your Facebook and Twitter feeds. I've found tons of new sites, stories, and writers I enjoy thanks to Zite that I may never have found otherwise, and since I already use Facebook and Twitter in their own sites, I don't feel like I'm missing out by not having them in Zite. With Zite, you get to see things their continuously refined recommendation engine thinks you'll like. If you find a story, subject, or writer you enjoy following, give them a thumbs up and Zite will pull in more articles that are simliar or by the same author.įlipboard's Facebook and Twitter integration means you get to see things your friends and the people you follow like. Zite will then stop showing you stories simliar to those. If you find a story you don't care for, tap into it and give it a thumbs down.
From there it'll provide you news that it thinks you'll enjoy. When you first launch Zite you can grant it access to your Twitter, Google Reader, Delicious, and Read it Later accounts as a starting point. While Flipboard and Pulse basically pull in the information you've already decided you want to look at, Zite aims to personalize and improve your reading experience over time.
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