ReadWrite Web recently posted about the new updates to Flock. Flock, the social web browser, announced the update it’s making in two weeks. With the launch of Flock 1.1, the social web browser will expand its base of Internet applications by just the click of a button.
Yahoo and Gmail and Picassa features will be enhanced on this new browser. The mail function will have new tabs so that you can share pictures, bookmarks, articles and links when you click on the “Click to compose” button in the toolbar.
For Picassa, dragging a picture to the tool bar and dropping it will automatically upload it to the web. As with all other social web pages, friends will be able to see all changes you have made to your profile and will show up on a news feed.
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