I decided to try out Swurl today. They’re the latest newcomer to the Lifestreaming party.
Creating an account and getting started has to be one of the quickest, no-nonesense processes I have seen in a Lifestreaming service yet. Heck, they have the signup form right on the home page. You are then presented with a list of […]

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Dipity is a new service that has come out that allows you to create both the prettiest and visually functional timeline I have yet to see on the web. The timeline can be created to represent any historic information. They currently have over 20,000 timelines that cover a broad range of themes. Timelines are created […]

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I think I’ve stumbled on to a new Lifestreaming service at Lifestream.fm. It appears to be in development  and I haven’t seen it mentioned anywhere. Nothing fancy or new here, but it has a nice clean look. It also has a lot of similarities in UI & design to Twitter. The profile lists a user’s name, location and website. You can […]

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MyBlogLog released a new feature today that is leveraging their recent “New with Me” Lifestreaming functionality. Upon the release of “New with Me”, MyBlogLog became an entrant in the Lifestreaming services group. So after laying the foundation, and having had time to import a ton of data, they’ve decdided to travel down a different direction […]

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When I first created the Lifestreaming Services Comparison Matrix the small number of services fit quite nicely into a pretty css table. Since then I’ve wanted to add more services and tweak the feature set which proved to be a bit much to fit on a web page. So I’ve migrated the comparison matrix to […]

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Reader David Beach alerted me about Chirp.com which offers a cool little screensaver application. Once you have downloaded and installed the software, you can add your accounts for Flickr, Twitter, and Facebook. Then once the screensaver kicks in you are treated to a nice slideshow that provides updates from your friends photos, statuses, and tweets […]

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In my previous post I mentioned how I’ve been out of touch with the goings on in the Lifestreaming arena due to the obligations of my day job. I started going through the feeds I have setup to scour for some new sites that had been released. It didn’t take long as I came across […]

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I got an email yesterday with a list of new features added to Profilactic. I hadn’t visited the site for a while so I decided to go play around with my profile and see what has changed.
Overall they’ve really cleanup up and organized the UI quite a bit. First order of business was to […]

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I came across not just one but two new Lifestreaming services the other day which I think continues the trend that I predicted would make Lifestreaming reach a tipping point in 2007. But I won’t dwell on my Nostradamus like abilities with regards to web predictions…on to the services.
Natuba is currently an invite only service […]

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I came across correlate.us via Digg and knew it had Lifestreaming written all over it. I like the simple approach with regards to adding & displaying feeds. The home page provides an aggregate view of all users activity along with stats and a tagcloud. Too bad it currently only supports four feeds including del.icio.us, digg, […]

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