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Sociagami: Desktop app for Facebook and MySpace users

Sociagami
Tired of logging into Facebook and MySpace every day to find out which friend posted new photos, who wrote on your wall, or left you a message? Sociagami is a desktop application for Windows that will send you alerts whenever your friends update their profiles.

Sociagami offers a slick interface for browsing comments left on your MySpace or Facebok pages, approving friend requests, or responding to messages. You can also right-click on any friend to see their friends or photos. The Friend browser is pretty slick. You can click on any friend's photo to find more friends or look at their pictures. And you can zoom in and out or scroll around the screen to find more friends.

There are a few things that Sociagami doesn't do. For example, you can't update your Facebook status or see your friends' status updates. And you can't interact with Facebook applications. So if you're looking to play a game of Scrabulous, you're still going to have to login to your Facebook account.

Oh, and while Sociagami has half the features of social networking tool Digsby, it eats about twice the RAM. We found that Sociagami used up about 170MB of RAM after just a few minutes use.

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