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1 week ago

in Top 5 Killer Features in Firefox 3.5 on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
it's a shame that the new tab king extension supporting 3.5 is still in experimental mode
(http://www.newtabking.com)
--shelly

1 week ago

in Sneak Peek: What’s On Tap for Firefox in 2010 on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
the about:me page looks very similiar to the fun new tab king addon experience (source: http://www.newtabking.com). I like it!

--shelly

1 month ago

in Chrome 2 browser runs Web 2.0 30 percent faster on VentureBeat
I'm with you Craig. Specifically I'd be excited to see the New Tab King (http://www.newtabking.com) extension baked into this great piece of Chrome
--shelly

1 month ago

in Google Chrome: Another 30 Percent Faster? on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
No offense Google (and Mashable) but the new tab experience with even the new Chrome does not equal the one you can get with Firefox and the New Tab King extension - http://www.newtabking.com

--shelly

2 months ago

in 8 Extensions That Will Keep You Stuck on Firefox on The 2.0 Life
http://www.newtabking.com kicks ass and leaves Speed Dial way behind
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David Pierce Okay, that is COOL. I like the shortcuts to desktop apps in particular, but I like being able to choose the sites I want on my new Tab page, rather than having an extension (or Chrome) index my most-visited sites. I might have to get this one, though, just for the time-sensitive lists. That's pretty awesome.

2 months ago

in New Tab King Shakes Up Your New Tab Experience on Firefox Facts
@Libwolf: though not tested for Mac or Linux it should work. Let us know...

3 months ago

in Google’s Firefox Toolbar Gets Chrome’s New Tab Feature on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
I personally like the new tab king addon from newtabking.com - work like a charm to me to show the most used websites for the given part of the day

1 year ago

in 2007/09/09/dimetracker/ on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
frugality is hitting the web2.0 horizon... last week the http://www.priceAmbush.com came, allowing setting personal target goals, and now this contact dime tracker

1 year ago

in 2007/07/31/payscale-funded/ on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
interesting to see PayScale emerge and getting such valuation when there are established (e.g. Salary.com) and web2.0 community services (e.g. www.salarybase.com) alternatives

1 year ago

in Get a Good Gadget Deal with Retrevo on Zatz Not Funny!
Have you used the PriceFad trackers for getting a better clarity on prices?

e.g. TomTom ONE GPS price trend (BTW $229 wasn't the lowest price in the last few weeks...)

1 year ago

in 2007/07/21/job-hunt/ on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
you're clearly missing the SalaryBase.com project where you can share and get access to a plethora of stats per your assigments: www.salarybase.com

2 years ago

in 2007/07/10/online-finance/ on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
in the salary category worthwhile mentioning the SalaryBase free service at http://www.salarybase.com - share and get access to your buddies salary profiles

2 years ago

in BusinessWeek: The Poverty Business on Webomatica
well, really not fair justice in life but here's a humble attempt to make the salary information more transparent - the SalaryBase project at http://www.salarybase.com

2 years ago

in Tips on Finding Your Next Job! on EmploymentDigest.net
a small tip Bill would be to look up your market worth at this community-based salary website: www.salarybase.com

--shelly

2 years ago

in Salaries Gone Social on punctuative! by Matt Winn
Matt - have you seen the other social salary service at www.salarybase.com?
seems like the very basic social concept of transparency and sharing yet with cool visualisation - what say you?

2 years ago

in getting a new job 2.0: simplyhired on YBPGuide
Fredric - great informative item. Another comprehensive alternative to see were you are in your job category is to check SalaryBase.com (where you actually compared vs. real salaries profiles)
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