Flock 1.0 Is Formally Announced

Posted by Kyle Eslick on September 18th, 2007 | Category and Tags

It wasn’t to long ago that Flock released version 0.9, which quickly raised the bar when it comes to 2nd generation web browsers.  Now it looks like only 3 months later, they are getting ready to hit their next milestone with Flock 1.0, which was just announced at TechCrunch40.   So far, from what I’ve read, it looks pretty good!

Want to try Flock?  You can check out their private beta to get a peak at what is in store for us with this next version of Flock, or check out Webware’s post with some more information.

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  1. Comment by Michael on September 19th, 2007:

    I’ve checked out flock and think it is pretty cool, but I’ll still be sticking with Firefox and all of its wonderful extensions.

  2. Comment by Nirmal on September 19th, 2007:

    I have signed up for the beta testing! :-)

  3. Comment by Kyle Eslick on September 19th, 2007:

    Michael - Flock 0.9 didn’t do a lot to separate itself from Firefox 2.0, but this new version looks to separate itself quite a bit more. If you aren’t a big Flock fan, though, I’d wait until it goes live to give it a try.

    Nirmal - My Flock partner in crime! Hehe. I’ve spent some time talking to Evan and Will in the past, so I’m hoping that “pull” helps me get into beta!

  4. Comment by Madhur Kapoor on September 19th, 2007:

    I think i will give it a try as well.

  5. Comment by Kyle Eslick on September 20th, 2007:

    Madhur - Glad to see you’re going to give it a shot!

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