Flipboard, the Old Spice Guy’s ability to sell, Twitter’s first data center and an unlucky thief undone by tech are on the reading list.

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What We’re Reading: Flipboard

AT&T’s relationship with Apple, Facebook users’ relationship with quasi-friends, Facebook’s relationship with its users are all on the reading list.

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What We’re Reading: Relationships

Flipboard, a new iPad app, transforms Facebook and Twitter feeds into an attractive digital magazine.

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A Prettier Way to Browse the Social Web

Routers in danger, iPhone test in dispute and a number of things just to amuse you are on the reading list.

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What We’re Reading: Twitter Ads

Microsoft hopes to patent the digital equivalent of a page turn, but it might not be the most efficient way to read on a digital screen.

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Turning the Page on the Page Turn

Dark elf privacy, the Web’s origins and street magicians with iPads top the reading list.

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What We’re Reading: iPad Magic

New digital magazine applications fall short on social interaction commonplace on the Web, while excelling in design.

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Digital Magazines Don’t Encourage Socializing

Amazon is offering a free Kindle reading application for phones running Google’s Android software.

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Amazon Releases Kindle App for Android Phones

A lawsuit filed against AT&T and Apple over the elimination of the iPad 3G unlimited data plan was amended and refiled as a class action lawsuit on Wednesday in a California district court.

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Class Action Against Apple and AT&T Is Amended

As Apple announces the sale of its 3 millionth iPad, customers trying to sign up for an unlimited data plan from AT&T came up against a slew of frustrations.

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Three Million iPads Sold but Frustration for Some Customers