I just saw this today via Twitter.
Flock aims to be a comprehensive social web browser. Tailored for users of the social networks and services, it is structured into three main categories: Activate, Share, and Know. Activate contains login platforms for social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and so on. Share it’s all about sharing pictures and media content with friends, and here, a Media Minibar and a Photo Uploader are at disposal. Know is an overall updater on feeds of favorite sites or networks. Also, Flock offers a Blog Editor. Heavy users of social media and web 2.0 will find that Flock succeeds at bringing some order into chaos, by helping to organize the myriad of possible places to go on the web, along with accounts data and other frequently used content.
I only begun to explore it. You are welcome to do the same and perhaps share some of your own impressions and insights.
I just saw this today via Twitter.
Flock aims to be a comprehensive social web browser. Tailored for users of the social networks and services, it is structured into three main categories: Activate, Share, and Know. Activate contains login platforms for social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and so on. Share it’s all about sharing pictures and [...]
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@ 04:57
Imagine Flock running under gOS:
http://www.thinkgos.com/index.html
On your new EEE PC:
http://eeepc.asus.com/global/
Now you are “mobile” and “social”
@ 23:20
Thanks for the info.
gOS looks interesting and eye-appealing. I see it integrates web and desktop software. EEE-PC from Asus, at the first glance, appears to me as a reply to the One Laptop per Child Program. The cheapest, smallest laptop, but competitive for a day’s basic needs, and especially tailored for e-learning and connectivity. Only it’s white, not green.
@ 19:17
You can get all the Flock stuff on Firefox and still feel at home
Flock has some cool features but like a lot of cool features they leave you yerning for something you left behind and want back again……yup.
Happy New Year