Flipboard hits the iPhone, and Evernote expands. Today we have three hot new apps that hit the store in the last 24 hours.

Flipboard's brand new iPhone app is so nice even Apple's SVPs are commenting on it. In a Twitter update that recently hit the Web, Phil Schiller endorsed the application, noting that the "[n]ew Flipboard app for iPhone is very nice." Furthermore, Flipboard also announced today that its iPad app has been downloaded over 4.5 million times, meaning that Flipboard, on average, has been installed on around one in every 10 iPads.

Version 1.7 of Flipboard makes the app universal, bringing this great experience to the iPhone, too.

Flipboard, the popular news app for iPad, today announced big changes as part of its Version 1.6 update. The free app now includes Tumblr and 500px integration as well as new syncing tools.

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One of the most popular and downloaded social news sharing apps for iPad, Flipboard, could soon get some significant competition. Google is said to be readying an app for iOS and Android called Propeller to take on the 2010 iPad App of the Year, according to Mashable.

One of the most downloaded news-generating apps for the iPad recently reached a significant milestone. Flipboard has now been downloaded 3.5 million times, according to TechCrunch.

What do you do when you combine Mobile Safari with your favorite news-generating app for iPad? Something like the Dolphin Browser HD, which arrived today in the App Store.

Look out Netflix, a new competitor could soon emerge. According to Reuters, Flipboard, the newsreader app, is likely to begin offering video content in the next few months too. But, that's not all.

Last winter, saw the arrival of the first newspaper exclusively for Apple’s iPad The Daily. Like many, I was intrigued by this publication that promised original news for just $.99 per week. After a few months, however, I came to the conclusion that The Daily isn’t worth my time, even for just 14 cents per issue.

One of the top iPad news apps, Flipboard, has quietly begun displaying ads in its pages. This move comes after the San Francisco, California-based company recently inked a deal with magazine publisher Condé Nast, according to news first reported by Mashable.

The folks behind the popular Flipboard iPad app have yet another new contributor and an improved navigation system. Articles from LinkedIn are now available via the free app.

The folks behind the popular music-discovery app, Discovr have released their second app into the App Store. Discovr Apps makes finding new apps easier than ever since each recommendation is based on a user’s likes and dislikes. Best of all, it includes apps for the iPhone/iPod touch and iPad.

According to a recent report, Time magazine's Josh Quittner is leaving the publication to assume the role of editorial director, at Flipboard.

What happens when you combine Flipboard with Pandora Radio? You’ll get Plizy, an invitation-only video companion app for iPad.

iPhone 5 Rumors, China blocks access for Flipboard users, And AR.Drone is about to release a new app... We have a sneak peek.

Flipboard announced the UK’s The Guardian is the latest media organization to join its expanding news app, according to a Twitter announcement. This news comes just days after Oprah Winfrey also began offering content to the iPad app.

The folks behind the popular Flipboard iPad app have a new contributor: media giant Oprah Winfrey. This is the first time the newsgathering app has created a branded section for a partner on their front page.

Have you developed (pun intended) a bit of an obsession with Instagram lately? If you’re one of the millions of iPhoneographers around the world who have, you’re not alone. Lucky for us, some creative folks out there have come up with some really cool things to do with Instagram beyond simply using the app.

Some of the biggest names in media are going after the Zite newsreader app. Why would this be?

As of next week, two of the most popular iDevice news sources will no longer be giving free access. The New York Times and The Daily will start erecting their long expected pay walls. While that's a bit disappointing, there are still tons of great, reliable and free resources out there.

Photos from the popular Instagram app for the iPhone/iPod touch are now available for viewing in a dedicated iPad app. Instagallery lets users review their own Instagram photos or see what others have posted.