I do like the visual presentation. Yahoo has smartly opted to go with large photos when possible. Most occupy almost the entire screen of my Nexus 4.

Now that Next Issue is available for Windows 8, find out how it compares to its Android and iOS peers.

The new version of Appy Geek features larger images and is ideally formatted for large screen devices, specifically tablets. Windows 8, iPad and Android tablets are supported.

With 3.0, the reading experience is now optimized for all three tablet platforms — iPad, Android, Windows 8. More than 10,000 full-length articles are made available each day from sources such as HuffPo, TechCrunch, AP, and, yes, Stark Insider too.

We recommend the iPad version (4.5 out of 5 stars) of Next Issue. Not only will you get a larger selection of magazines, you’ll also get faster downloads and smoother overall performance.

With all of the hardware announcements this month — Kindle HD, Nokia Lumia 920, HTC Windows Phone 8S and 8X, Apple iPhone 5 — it’s great to see some news on the content front.

When it comes to wine magazines/content, here’s my initial wine hit list: Wine Spectator, Wine Enthusiast, Wine Advocate, Sommelier Journal, and Decanter. But which are the best digital options?

Here’s how to download and install the amazing Flipboard app for Android.

One thing that becomes readily apparent is that theater, arts, culture coverage is one of the most difficult (possibly eternally impossible?) beats to achieve return on investment.

If you’re like me and hyper read – skimming headlines relentlessly, jumping from Vanity Fair to the New York Times, and then into techdom, catching up on the latest on Mashable, VentureBeat, The Verge – then you’ve probably already heard of Read it Later.