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Images: Photos on a Flock browser bar

Web browser lets people see friends' photos hosted on Flickr and other sites via a built-in display.
By Bill Detwiler, Contributor
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A Web browser being developed by Flock has features that focus on online collaboration and communication. It has a display bar that lets people see their friends' photos hosted on photo-sharing Web sites. Version 1.0 is due this fall.

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Integrated sites

People can connect their own accounts at photo-sharing sites to their browsers to display and share images. Flock is now pre-integrated with Flickr and Photobucket; other photo-sharing services are planned.

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RSS feeds

Flock has integrated an RSS-based news blog and feeds, which the company has prepopulated.

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