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Yoono - Collaborative Searching and Sharing

Just read on Netanel Jacobsson's blog about Yoono, a collaborative searching, exchanging and information sharing service. The service is employing a unique approach by indexing "web users' bookmarks to overcome problems of language, synonyms and other syntaq quirks."


Yoono
Yoono is a free software application you can download which combines for the first time the management and sharing of information. Based on pooling user knowledge, yoono is a collaborative search engine and an innovative communication tool.
With yoono, don’t search alone, share with those that know...

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Anonymous said…
Thanks for the ping!
5:49 AM
Anonymous said…
i think it s same as the stumbleupon extention am i right ?? i see the yoono website n a languag i cant understand wat languag s it?
12:16 PM
enginerd said…
makeurchoice:

Its not entirely same as stumbleupon.

Both are social bookmarking tools but while stumbleupon primarily facilitates random browsing within interest-groups, Yoono comes with a RSS Reader, options to monitor and sharing browsing activity,and search & manage bookmark functions.
1:45 PM
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