Engagio Creates a Universal Inbox for Social Network Messages - coxthared

Staying on top of nonpareil ethnic network is tough enough. Keeping tabs happening 2, three, or more is nearly impossible if you adjudicate doing it the old-fashioned way–by opening a window for each and toggling betwixt them. Who's got time for that?

Put down Engagio (www.engag.io), a web browser-based service which creates a universal inbox for your messages from popular social networking sites (at this writing, these include 4Square, Disqus, Facebook, Google contacts, Google+, Hacker News, LinkedIn, Tumblr, and Chirrup).

Engagio's GMail-like user interface puts all messages and conversations at your fingertips, flagging each thread with an icon showing which social network it's from. You can reply to messages, dea them via email, view them in the originating service, mark them as spam, or–where applicable–similar them, all from inside Engagio's interface. You potty also make posts to Facebook, LinkedIn, and Chirrup. And at present, a spic-and-span Engagio Google Chrome addition lets you access your Engagio inbox directly from inside GMail away clicking on a link that appears atop the list of folders in the left nav BAR.

To boot to the Chrome supplement, Engagio nowadays too announced a brand-new feature that lets you follow your friends' national conversations across multiple Engagio-supported social networks with a single dawn. Called the Involvement Discovery Dashboard, this feature film allows you to find people to postdate either by choosing from your alive Chitter, Facebook and Google contacts, or from Engagio's database of 400,000 profiles careworn from public conversation participants. You can search for people to follow from within the Chromium-plate add-connected interface by clicking on a button labeled Discover Friends' Conversations.

You don't need anyone's permission to follow them on the Discovery Dashboard because it only shows unexclusive conversations that anyone could access–for example, tweets along Twitter's public feed. Engagio simply makes contributions from hoi polloi who involvement you easier to find, while aggregating their posts from multiple services.

The Engagio inbox, in contrast, reflects the concealment settings you create in the services you purpose since it shows private messages. Setting them up in Engagio takes only a few moments. Note, however, that Engagio doesn't show everything you'd see past logging in to Facebook or other services. You don't get Facebook notifications, for instance–just direct messages.