New Flock Beta and Website Launched

Tuesday June 13th 2006, 10:08 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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Flock has recently launched their first beta release (Beta 1, v0.7) of their social browser along with a new design for the website. I’ve been anticipating this release for some time now and have been keeping up with the previous versions and their progress has been fantastic. I may be writing a review on the new functionality sometime soon.

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