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Flock Releases Version 2 – Good But Will Hardly Make Us Switch Anyway 
Profy | by Svetlana Gladkova | Tue, Oct 14
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Flock has been integrated with 23 social networks and services like Facebook or Twitter or Digg allowing the browser users to interact with their accounts on the networks right from the browser sidebar (this is what the browser is named “social” for). Now MySpace has been added for Flock u...
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