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Search the web in a social way with Xoost
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Introduction
Do you Search the Web for your favorite topics and you would like to share your search skills with your friends? Xoost is the place for you.
What you'll need
Xoost is a simple web application. With Xoost you will web search what you like most, your search stream will be continuously added to your profile, and you will socialize with other Xoosters on the basis of common search interests. Your searches and related websites will be automatically stored in your account and you will be able to access them anytime. In addition, you can share your Xoost searches with your friends on other networks such as Facebook or Twitter and you can tag or delete any search and related website as you like most. Xoost is simple, viral, scalable, enjoyable and is currently in beta test.
Steps
1. Get invited as beta tester here: http://xoost.com/about.php 2. Login after being accepted 3. Perform a search of you interest or click on the searches of other users 4. Connect on the basis of common search interest
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