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"Tabber is a social networking profile aggregator of sorts, offering a way to import your contacts and keep track of what's going on in their lives from a central location.\nTabber promotes itself as an address book, and allows you to automatically grab contacts from email accounts such as Yahoo and Hotmail, instant messengers such as AIM, and social networking profiles such as MySpace.  The automatic import is extremely simple, and you can add your own additional information from there, such as a photo or the name of their spouse.  The Tabber format allows you to track friends on an individual basis as well as in aggregate, offering a tag cloud view to see where the most activity is going on.  Get instant alerts when one of your contacts changes their phone number or adds new images to their profile. \nI really like the execution of Tabber, and they've managed to offer much of what other social networking profile aggregators fail to bring to the table.  The recent activity that shows for your contacts looks much like a Facebook feed, and gives you very fast access to your entire circle of friends.  Another nifty tool is Tabber's ability to merge contact information, which works beautifully if you've got one friend with three different social networking accounts, but this function is irreversible, so make sure you don't merge two people that have nothing to do with each other.  In all, I'm anxious to explore Tabber more once my imported friends get home from the bar and start doing things on their computers.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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