Praise for the new release of Yoono
http://www.jonathanmacdonald.com/?p=728
http://www.technologyowl.com/i90516-c134-rss
"The coolest new feature is the access to most of your social networking sites in one place (Facebook, Friendfeed, Flickr, Last.fm, Piczo and Twitter). You can update your profiles from there and receive your friends updates in a well designed user interface, constantly visible in a left navigation bar integrated in your browser. This will save me a lot of time! Yoono toolbar allows also to post text and photos directly to a blog."
http://guidewiregroup.wordpress.com/2008/05/05/yoono-takes-aggregation-in-a-new-direction/
"The UI is what initially piqued my excitement for Yoono. It’s simply the best I’ve seen. Simple-to-navigate widgets sit in an inconspicuous sidebar that opens only when you need it, small pop-up windows give informative snapshots of contacts and updates, all clicks open to a new tab, and photos and videos temporarily overlay the current Web page in a slick little feature I hadn’t seen before Yoono. The company has obviously put a large amount of effort and focus into design and it’s welcomed. At this stage of the social Web, it’s the type of UI we should start expecting from every product."
http://www.job-web-adds.fr/dotclear/index.php?2008/05/03/242-yoono-web-2-un-reel-plus-pour-guider-l-internaute-selon-ses-centres-d-interet
"Yoono s’intègre au navigateur internet pour rassembler en un seul endroit l’ensemble de ses services sociaux (réseaux et chat), découvrir de nouveaux contenus et interagir directement avec ses amis."
http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/05/04/yoono-the-social-network-browser-plugin-youve-been-waiting-for/
"What really sets Yoono apart is its slick UI. As you browse through your list of friends, you can mouse-over any contact to get a popup summary of their latest profile and status updates. Hover over any of the thumbnail sized photos shown in the widget, and you’ll see a full-sized version overlayed across your browser, all without ever leaving the page you were browsing."
http://mashable.com/2008/05/04/yoono-invites-head-to-head-comparison-with-digsby-flock/
"Yoono is also a chat tool that lets you share items from the web immediately with your friends. Drag and drop items from the web into your Yoono sidebar tool, whether it be a selected piece of text, videos and images, and it will become immediately available to your friends, depending on what chat tool they’re currently using."
http://techwatch.reviewk.com/2008/05/review-yoono-social-life-aggregator/
"The UI is really neat and clean, looks impressive. It is also impressive how much has been packed into a plugin. I am sure designing such an app is a challenge - whom to target, what features to bring in, what to leave out. Overall, I am quite impressed. I may end up actually using it!"
http://www.webware.com/8301-1_109-9935752-2.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=Webware
"in many ways Yoono now gives you some of Flock's best features without needing to hop over to a new browser."
http://www.jonathanmacdonald.com/?p=728
"I mean…wow. Absolutely incredible.
Totally and utterly mind-blown.
Yoono is a revolution. AMAZING."
http://www.technologyowl.com/i90516-c134-rss
"The coolest new feature is the access to most of your social networking sites in one place (Facebook, Friendfeed, Flickr, Last.fm, Piczo and Twitter). You can update your profiles from there and receive your friends updates in a well designed user interface, constantly visible in a left navigation bar integrated in your browser. This will save me a lot of time! Yoono toolbar allows also to post text and photos directly to a blog."
http://guidewiregroup.wordpress.com/2008/05/05/yoono-takes-aggregation-in-a-new-direction/
"The UI is what initially piqued my excitement for Yoono. It’s simply the best I’ve seen. Simple-to-navigate widgets sit in an inconspicuous sidebar that opens only when you need it, small pop-up windows give informative snapshots of contacts and updates, all clicks open to a new tab, and photos and videos temporarily overlay the current Web page in a slick little feature I hadn’t seen before Yoono. The company has obviously put a large amount of effort and focus into design and it’s welcomed. At this stage of the social Web, it’s the type of UI we should start expecting from every product."
http://www.job-web-adds.fr/dotclear/index.php?2008/05/03/242-yoono-web-2-un-reel-plus-pour-guider-l-internaute-selon-ses-centres-d-interet
"Yoono s’intègre au navigateur internet pour rassembler en un seul endroit l’ensemble de ses services sociaux (réseaux et chat), découvrir de nouveaux contenus et interagir directement avec ses amis."
http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/05/04/yoono-the-social-network-browser-plugin-youve-been-waiting-for/
"What really sets Yoono apart is its slick UI. As you browse through your list of friends, you can mouse-over any contact to get a popup summary of their latest profile and status updates. Hover over any of the thumbnail sized photos shown in the widget, and you’ll see a full-sized version overlayed across your browser, all without ever leaving the page you were browsing."
http://mashable.com/2008/05/04/yoono-invites-head-to-head-comparison-with-digsby-flock/
"Yoono is also a chat tool that lets you share items from the web immediately with your friends. Drag and drop items from the web into your Yoono sidebar tool, whether it be a selected piece of text, videos and images, and it will become immediately available to your friends, depending on what chat tool they’re currently using."
http://techwatch.reviewk.com/2008/05/review-yoono-social-life-aggregator/
"The UI is really neat and clean, looks impressive. It is also impressive how much has been packed into a plugin. I am sure designing such an app is a challenge - whom to target, what features to bring in, what to leave out. Overall, I am quite impressed. I may end up actually using it!"
http://www.webware.com/8301-1_109-9935752-2.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=Webware
"in many ways Yoono now gives you some of Flock's best features without needing to hop over to a new browser."
