Flock, the hard-to-describe all-inclusive web-2.0 internet experience machine, has gone from beta to 1.0. If you want to check it out, head over to flock.com and download your own shiny new copy. What is flock? Well, it’s sort of a … well, kind of like … ok, imagine a half-man, half-bear, half-pig … no wait.
Just try it out. It’s like a web-browser with built-in applications for posting to your blog, managing your flickr account, navigating facebook, and doing a dozen other utterly hip things to kill time online.
Blogged with Flock
All hail Mike, technological Lord of my life!
Hail!
I tried a previous version of Flock about a year ago, and I thought “This is like Firefox for people that don’t understand extensions”. But it looks like it’s grown quite a bit since then. I’m really liking the nice integration with Facebook.
Flocking to, sir!
I tried to use flock to publish to my blog, but it didn’t work–not because I’m an idiot–but because it never actually published the blog entry…weeeeird.