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Windows Live Pulls a Teenage Werewolf, Turns Into Social Network Overnight

by John Jorgensen on November 13, 2008

Home.Live.com
As of last night, Microsoft’s Live.com is now a full blown social network in addition to a search engine.
In conjunction, Windows Live Photos and Windows Live People have both been launched.
Users are automatically ‘friends’ with all of their contacts on Windows Live Messenger (#1 messaging service worldwide with 268 million users vs Yahoo’s 116m).
Similar to FriendFeed, Live pulls in your content from around the web including blog posts, Pandora, Twitter, Flickr, Yelp and RSS.
A Facebook-like activity stream announces every change to your profile and every photo you upload or review you write.
Yahoo had been talking about building this out around their email platform a year ago.

by John Jorgensen on October 8, 2008

by John Jorgensen on October 6, 2008

Lizzle lets you embed pictures/videos and share links with one click.
Automatically embed content from G Docs, Gmail, Wordpress and Tumblr.
Search big content sites, like Flickr and YouTube, from Lizzer’s toolbar, and embed straight from its interface.
Also works with sites like MySpace and Facebook, although it requires the link to be manually entered.

by John Jorgensen on October 5, 2008

Trailino is a web app that takes GPS data you upload while hiking and displays your path on a topographical Google Map.
Specify what mode of transportation the trail is geared for: bicycle, foot, car, ski, etc.
Add geocoded photos via Flickr in addition to info such as elevation and speed for each trail.

by David Heyerman on September 25, 2008

Minggl is essentially a browser plugin for Firefox and IE.
The plugin aggregates all your social networks into one toolbar or sidebar.
Users are able store their login credentials, send status messages to one or multiple networks at once, and view all their friends in one place.
User are also able to tag friends into specific groups from different social networks and message those groups specifically.
The service also offers MingglStream which tracks what all of your friends across various social networks are doing, similar to FriendFeed, except all in a sidebar/toolbar.
Minggl currently works with Myspace, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Digg, and Flickr with more compatibility to come.

Are Firefox users experiencing any issues with the plugin?

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