Noowit is going about things slightly differently than Flipboard.
you’ve got the option to add entire sections at a time - divided by categories.
The available categories include Technology, Business, Arts, Design and much more.
The next step is to edit the sources for each of those sections.
Each section has a standard number of sources or websites listed under it.
So under Technology, for example, you’ll find Gizmodo, Wired, Hacker News and much more.
Again in technology, topics you’ll find Startups, Google, Facebook, Mobile and more.
The fourth and final way you could add content to your sections is by author.
If you want to confirm you see more of their work, add them to your magazine.
Navigate using your arrow buttons by flicking through pages of each section as well as switching to other sections.
you could share content directly from the site to Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and via email.
Noowit can also learn what you’re interested in to better provide tailored content.
From here it’s possible for you to also adjust the font size.
Our Verdict
Noowit is an interesting offering, merging several different concepts together in one place.
Noowit is a little bit Flipboard, a little bit Paper.li and a little bit Google Reader.
