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Trailing behind Twitter in the microblogging niche is Friendfeed, which as of this writing is probably inching closer to dislodge Twitter from its current position. Thanks to its more stable portal which rarely experience downtime. But, we’re expecting Friendfeed to experience or achieved what Twitter had experienced. With all its success and popularity, Twitter has become too noisy and free-for-all. That is what’s about to happen with Friendfeed and which is the reason why NoiseRiver was developed. Continue reading the story called Friendfeed’s Got its Own Useful Filtering Application - NoiseRiver

We still remember Digg, right? Well, finally after a long drought in new features and functionality, one of the most social bookmarking/recommendation site has finally introduced a new feature. And this happen to have a social networking relevant. So, let’s all welcome Digg’s Recommendation Engine. Continue reading the story called Digg Now Has a Recommendation Engine

I’m sure everyone of us had once in our lifetime been told that we look exactly like someone else. It may be a movie star, a politician or some ordinary individual.Here’s a fact (according to the ILookLikeYou About page) - for the world’s six billion people, each one of us have at least six look-alikes or body doubles. Now, what are the chances that you’d find your look-alike? ILookLikeYou may help you find exactly who these six people are. Continue reading the story called ILookLikeYou Wants to Unite the World One Face at a Time

As the cost of traveling becomes more and more expensive, social travellers must find way to better plan, manage and carry out their travel needs. Most often than not, a costly travel is incurred due to poor travel planning. Tripwolf wants to help you plan your next travel by offering a feature-rich social travel guide that covers the whole world with focus on Europen travels. Continue reading the story called Tripwolf Wants to be the Best Social Travel Guide

In this times of widgets, flash and other interactive forms of expressing and communiting in the online world, don’t you miss the old emoticons, like this one :-)? That’s the time of IRCs and other chat rooms. Back then it was so simple to express your emotions. With a combination of special characters, the person you’re chatting with knows that you are angry, happy, inlove among other emotions. But times has changed. We now have widgets, flash interactive menus, video and music streaming. And now, real movie snippets to express your emotions, through PopTok. Continue reading the story called Say It, Like You Mean with PopTok’s Video Snippets

With an elevator pitch that starts something like being the greatest website ever created by man, new social boasting site, BragThis.com might just earn the ire of other social networking site. But, we can’t blame them for bragging about their site, because after all it is a social bragging site. Continue reading the story called BragThis.com is the Greatest Website Ever Created by Man

Much as we love Friendfeed for making us aggregate our online lifestream, we are always in a constant lookout for something new. It may or may not be a better service, but still if we find it interesting enough that we think you should know about, we love to feature them here in Rotorblog. So, here’s another one of ‘em Lifestreaming services for all of you folks - Swurl. Continue reading the story called Swurl All The Things You Do Online in a Blog-Like Format

I was keen on making the title of this as something like, “Gridjit Marries your Twitter and Friendfeed” but decided not to push it since Gridjit is planning to include more social networks later on. And besides its tagline is “social portal for your web universe”. So, that pretty sums up what Gridjit does and aims to do. Continue reading the story called Gridgit is a Social Portal for Your Online Profile

With the reported online crime happening on major social networks today, parents should take it into their hands to ensure that their kids’ online social playground is as safe as it could be. MySpace, Facebook and the others may be too big already to prevent malicious members from attacking the younger members of these social networks - so no one is safe on this social networks. Fortunately, there are still some social networks who promise to provide a safe haven for kids, their parents and for the whole family. Welcome Commily - a social networking community for real families and for real communities. Continue reading the story called Commily, Social Networking Site for Local Family Community

Google’s Blogger has unveiled a bunch of new and improved features that are available immediately within their Blogger in Draft sandbox. Continue reading the story called Blogger Gets New and Improved Features

The microblogging niche despite being dominated by Twitter and Friendfeed is still young and certainly has more room for another startup. But with Twitter at the helm, startups who want to break in to this niche must offer something equally useful as Twitter, if not more. And Utterz.com, seemed to have done its homework with its microblogging platform. Continue reading the story called Create and Follow Discussions ala Twitter with Utterz

As a casual sports fan, I often find myself distracted from the game, paying attention to the fans in the background instead. Fans put the ‘fan’ in fanatic, and this is abundantly clear when you watch. From the face-painted dude to the cheerleading chick, stadiums hold no shorteage of passion.

Continue reading the story called Fans Can Root for Their Team With Fanranker