The Android iteration of the social reading app Flipboard was supposed to be a Samsung Galaxy S III exclusive. As it turns out, not so much. The app has popped up for downloadon the XDA-Developers forum, and appears to be installing on a handful of current and previous generation Android devices, handsets and tablets alike.
Some users report bugginess with the app (the Asus Transformer Prime, for example), while others say their older devices run great (the Samsung Galaxy S II). But this doesn’t appear to be the final version of the app, as the one poster, along with the Verge, points out that the promised widgets are not available. Either way, if you’re an android user, head here to get your hands on the app before someone calls for its takedown. [XDA-Developers via SlashGear via The Verge]
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