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19 Oct I've just written up a post covering the new release of social browser Flock (here). I was one of the biggest Flock haters of them all in the past, but I've go to say Flock today is a whole lot different to the Flock of the past. The Facebook integration is great and the web clipping service will make it a handy tool for online marketers who do a lot of reading and research.
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October 2007 Duncan - i agree that flock is definitely emerging as a strong browser. I switched over to flock a few months ago for the great social media integration. I also posted about the browser last month (flock review).
The positive feedback it received at the recent TechCrunch 40 conference is a major "hat tip" to the developers of the browser. I think it will continue to improve as adoption increases. It still faces some stability issues, and given the heavy social media elements - it can be a bit system intensive - but its a bright light in he often bland browser wars.  Reply
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