Twitterings on 2007-11-14

Posted by on November 14th, 2007
  • Another story on why not to let your preteen – early teen get on MySpace. – http://tinyurl.com/266263 #
  • Just got in.. This fog was worse earlier.. Sun should burn some off the next couple hours. #
  • @lynetteradio Did the big TV thing until the 5th tech repair for it.. then just got rid of it. #
  • I’m starting to wonder if the big bank that starts with a "C" (open 7 days a week) is worth keeping. Lots of problems with them lately. #
  • Caught up on email.. finally. #
  • @robusdin: Might actually be an improvement. He still sponsors festivals in Sayreville (including this past summer) #
  • @sybrrgeek: Wifi!! Nice! Major company or local shop? #
  • Now, if only all public waiting areas of all businesses had wifi. Soon maybe? #
  • @sybrrgeek: I’m feeling a bit deprived. Although the only wifi I’ve noticed in the area is McDonald’s .. lol – I’m sure there’s more. ;-) #
  • Miro released – http://tinyurl.com/ywgbo5 #
  • Puzzling #
  • Something better than Pandora, it’s called Songza – http://tinyurl.com/3yw8dw #

Using Flock 1.0 – So far, so good!

Posted by Pete on November 14th, 2007

I’ve been trying Flock out for the last couple of weeks and I want to give in my 2 cents on it, maybe it will shed some light on it for you.

So far, it’s been pretty stable for me, I like the fact that I have an overview of all my social services on the sidebar including Twitter, YouTube, Flickr, and Facebook. It does support additional services like Ma.gnolia, del.icio.us, Piczo, and Photobucket. Plus it supports several blogging platforms with a built in blog editor. Let’s not forget a Photo Uploader and Feed reader too!
Flock - Supported AppsFlock - Feed ReaderFlock - Blog Editor
There’s some interesting features that I’m not used to yet, but I do think it’s neat, like clicking on the “Media Bar” opens a strip across the top showing Flickr photos or any of your choice of media streams available online.

Flock - Media Bar

Overall, I’m finding something new to play with everyday and it’s somewhat refreshing dealing with a different browser. I’ve downloaded Flock in the past, but it was just too buggy to continue using, although this time around, it’s more stable.

It’s a free download, feel free to try it yourself.


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