I don't recall why I had to use Internet Explorer a few days ago, but I do recall me constantly asking why. I mean, having used Firefox for quite sometime, I've gotten used to such perks as user-friendly tabbed windows, weather reminders, and mouse shortcuts.

It would be kind of nice if IE could bear some resemblance to it's more hip cousins, kind of...

So Firefox is cool, but what could be cooler? Firefox and your best friends of course!

Introducing, Flock - the browser for people who like to be connected.

Internet users spend a lot of time going from one site to the next, keeping up with a variety of friends and interests. Flock pulls all of your favorite people, places and content together in a convenient view and delivers a more personal experience of the web, where its users are more easily connected to what's important to them.

Flock features the ability to sync with:
-Facebook so you always know what's going on (including when you receive new messages and invites)
-Flickr so you can have quick access to your favorite pictures
-Your favorite rss feeds so you know what's going on (you can subscribe to your favorite news sources and your choice blogs... hint hint)
-And so many more services

In all, though the extensions need to get up to where Firefox is, Flock is still a pretty amazing browser at least worth trying, especially, for the person wanting to be in the know!