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Pownce gets some fresh new features
Pownce, the easy way to send out goodies to friends has announced a few new helpful features. - Sending brief snippets of text, images, photos and links just got a little easier with Pownce's new updates. Besides beefing up the system to run faster, the team has integrated in:
- Event notifications - the most recent five upcoming events you have been sent will appear on the right hand side of the screen.
- Inline video playback, image previews - YouTube, Google Video, Metacafe, Revver, and Vimeo videos as well as images from Zoomr will be automatically embedded in your notes for quick viewing abilities. Images from Photobucket and Flickr will be added in the future. (Why Pownce wouldn't start off with Flickr, we don't know, they are only the top image hosting provider.)
- Social network profile display - Profile where else you are on the web. Easily link to your other profiles online, including Digg, Last.fm, MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, IM id's, and links to your websites and blogs.
- Preference settings - Open links in a new window by default, and customize note and reply features.
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Lisa Hoover said 10:46AM on 9-03-2007
It's about damn time. I like Pownce and I used to sign in a lot but haven't in a while now. It just didn't *do* anything for me, ya know? These are great new features though...now they've brought me back to the fold. :-)
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Mike Cohen said 11:31AM on 9-03-2007
I really hate Pownce's desktop client. In fact I hate all Adobe AIR applications. I use their website instead even though it's less convenient. The only way I'd switch over to Pownce is if they added an API that will allow someone to write a native lightweight client like Twitterific, and I can Pownce automatically when I post to my blog like I can with Twitter.
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penny said 3:53AM on 9-06-2007
why Zooomr before Flickr..? because a high percentage of Zooomrs became Pouncers, and Zooomr's Zipline feature gave everyone a chance to rave about how great Pounce is, raising the percentage even more. And Zooomr is somewhat more closeknit as a community, and is experienced at rallying around a cause (or web ap) that they feel is worthy.
Not that I would know personally, mind you :)
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penny said 3:54AM on 9-06-2007
oh yeah, Zooomr, 3 o's
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penny said 3:56AM on 9-06-2007
*ditz* pownce, no u, i know
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