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10.15.07
Social Networking Browser Flock Gets Facelift
 By Andrew Wee
If you're using social networking/web 2.0 technologies to generate traffic and you aren't using the Flock web browser in your efforts, you're missing out in a big way.
The Flock development team has just launched a new version of their software, Flock 0.9.1.
Here's a screenshot:
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It now sports improved tabbed browsing features, together with integration into web services like the major blogging engines, as well as photo and video services.
Note: If you want to get the maximum benefit, you'd need to add on "addons" which provide analytics data and traffic generation functions.
Be sure to visit the Flock website, or check for updates if you're a current Flock user.
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About the Author:
Andrew Wee is an Asia-based Internet Marketer focused on blogging, social traffic generation and affiliate marketing. Previously rated as one of Asia's top technology journalists, Andrew covers breaking news and industry developments at WhoIsAndrewWee.com
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