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Mashup Your Peeps – PeopleBrowsr
PeopleBrowsr (I would have called it PeepBrowsr) is an online app that lets you keep tabs on your online IDs. Kinda like TweetDeck as an online application, but in addition to Twitter, you can keep track of your other online identities. If you have used TweetDeck you will get PeopleBrowsr immediately. Although it’s in Alpha, PB seems stable and very useful. Using PB you can update your networks, follow your friends, organize your favorites and search across Twitter, flickr, YouTube, LinkedIn, Digg, Seesmic, Identi.ca, Photobucket, upcoming and FriendFeed.
As an example of using it with Twitter, just go to PeopleBrowsr.com, click on the “t” for twitter, type in your twitter username and password and click on the collage of friends – you are presented with a whole new Peep Management Environment:
PeopleBrowsr features a virtual dashboard for tracking and managing your online identities. There are two Views – a Stream view (ala TweetDeck) and the Gallery view (see above) that tiles your friend’s Avatars. PB, in Stream view, has tweetdeck style panels that you can scroll through. For Twitter panel views you have: Everyone, Following, Followers, TopTwitters, My Archive, My Favorites, Replies, DM, My Groups and My AddressBook. The “Everyone” panel displays tweets at rate of about one per second or so. PB is very powerful and since it has so much functionality you will need to play with it for a few minutes to get a good feel for it. Adds Groups to twitter and you can send tweets with it!
PeopleBrowsr is in Alpha and still needs a couple of tweaks to be fully optomized, but it is well thought out and very useful. Go to PeopleBrowsr.com, type in your twitter ID, and dive in. You can follow me at http://twitter.com/kent_beatty.
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