Lifestream

Make social networking more sociable

Social networks have made it possible to keep up with all sorts of people in all kinds of ways. But with so many social networking sites, it’s become almost impossible to keep up with all that information – not to mention updating your own. Wouldn’t it be great if you could deal with all that stuff without having to visit a half dozen websites? Ask and ye shall receive.

So how does it work?

Lifestream does exactly what it sounds like: it streamlines your online life, by bringing all your networks together – Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, Foursquare and others – and letting you manage them with one handy interface.

Update all your statuses simultaneously, follow your friends’ feeds, check trends and upload photos – you can do it all. You can even link with AIM and chat with friends through Lifestream. All this goes a long way toward explaining how, in a few short months, Lifestream become one of the largest aggregators of social content on the web with nearly 2M users.

"In an age where users are completely inundated with information online,” explains AOL’s Brad Garlinghouse, President of Consumer Applications. “Lifestream is all about creating a unique and simple experience where you can view all of your social content and status updates in one place."