Yahoo has revived @rocketmail.com email address and added @ymail.com to its list of email addresses. Now, you can have johndoe@ymail.com instead of johndoe2345@yahoo.com. Have you got yours yet?

Go to http://www.ymail.com now!

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Websites that are not social networks may still want to be social like Mashable — with Google Friend Connect (check out http://www.google.com/friendconnect/).

By using little snippets of code, you can connect your web site with your friends using OpenID, Facebook, Google, and MySpace account. Easy?

It seems like Google’s aim to overtake Facebook and MySpace are getting stronger.

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Techcrunch has reported that Facebook has been testing a new instant messaging service and will be launching it some time next week.

The instant messaging service may be something like MySpace, which proves unsuccessful. For now, Facebook will not be making it a desktop software like Yahoo! Messenger, MSN or AIM meaning users will have to log into Facebook to chat with their Facebook friends.

Yay to instant poking!

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According to Silicon Alley Insider, Del.icio.us is getting a new make-over and dropping the dots.

And now Delicious.com redirects to Del.icio.us, thus saving you all the hassles!

However, there is no news yet on when the new interface will be implemented. Stay tune for updates.

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PollDaddy has now about 300,000 polls since its launch last year. From PollDaddy, comes PollDaddy Answers. Though similar to Yahoo! Answers, PollDaddy Answers are polls data made searchable. Imagine about 300,000 polls results at your finger tips. Now, that’s the power of the Internet for Marketing Research.

Check out http://answers.polldaddy.com.

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Post On Fire is yet another Digg-Clone, as Digg-Clones are very popular and easily duplicated these days. With Reddit, Mixx, Propeller, Yahoo! Buzz and more, Digg somewhat still remains strong.

On Post On Fire, you also vote up and down, but the terms use are “Fire It” and “Extinguish” — which are pretty humorous especially when "Fire" usually means a bad thing like dismissal from job.

Check out http://postonfire.com/

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Yahoo! Buzz is finally launched after weeks of speculation.

Like Digg, Yahoo users (yes, you have to have a Yahoo! account) can vote up or down and it’s called "Buzz Up" and "Buzz Down". The categories in Yahoo! Buzz mainly focus on Entertainment, Sports, World, Video and Featured on Yahoo! and also other categories such as Business, Health, Images, Lifestyle, Politics, Sci/Tech, Travel and U.S. News.

Check out http://buzz.yahoo.com/

(Via TechCrunch)

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