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"The Firefox sidebar tool Juice could change the very way you browse the web, especially if you're an information junkie or a multitasker.\nLinkool Labs, the makers of Juice, released the 1.0 version of its extension today.  The updated interface brings a whole slew of features to the table.  The core is the same: Juice allows you to identify, store, and track content in a useful sidebar that becomes addicting for its usefulness.\nJuice has three core features: magic, search, and drops.  Magic is the the ultimate tool for the person who loves information.  Highlighting and dragging any phrase or keyword on any web page will automatically activate Juice.  Juice will use Magic to bring up a web page or search within its toolbar.  Drag a famous person's name, and you'll most likely come up with a Wikipedia page.  Drag a product, and Amazon will appear.  Last.fm, Twitter, and Yelp are also actively used in Magic.\nSearch is exactly as it sounds: it provides Google search functionality within a column.  It's great for multitasking.  But if you're looking to get some real-time information, you're also in luck, because Twitter Search is also included.  \nJuice's third key pillar is Drops, which is an ideal way to organize your video watching and picture scrolling.  Dragging either a web video or an image will keep it within the Juice bar.  It's basically a digital queue for videos and pictures - you can save them for later and view them when you have the time.\nIn fact, Juice has so many useful and unique features (like integration with Facebook) that I won't try to describe them all.  Take a look at this introductory video:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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