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  • 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.

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Keep Track of Your Dates with Yahoo Calendar Beta

by John Jorgensen on October 8, 2008

  • Yahoo has unveiled a new beta version of Yahoo Calendar.
  • Slick design reminiscent of Apple’s iCal.
  • Compatible with iCalendar and CalDAV.
  • Limited integration with Flickr to place photos inside dates.

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Track Where You Hike with Trailino

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.

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Minggl: All Your Social Networks In A Toolbar

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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