Flock 2.0 Has Arrived
Flock, the social Web browser built on Mozilla Firefox is now out of beta and can be integrated with the MySpace Data Availability platform.
Flock 2.0 includes support for Media RSS and offers access to any social network with a Media RSS feed.
Social networking users can have access to MySpace, Facebook, Digg,
YouTube, Flickr, Picasa, Photobucket and Twitter via Flock's sidebar. Flock's Media Bar feature, at the top of the browser allows users to drag and drop pictures and videos into a MySpace user's profile.
MySpace was the most requested service from the Flock community while it was in beta so it makes sense that Flock 2.0 would integrate the popular social network into its new launch.
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