Wikio– Great Meeting New Friends Online

Posted on 09:09, September 20th, 2008 by admin

As a start up networking website, Wikio seems to be doing well. This looks like another social networking website with the updates, the videos, the signups, the search field and so on. The first version of Wikio looked much like Digg and an inspired one. Then they moved to mme tracking and also the collection of news. In the latest redesigned version of Wikio there are a lot of features. There is the section on Shopping and that works well. The items are again divided into various categories and you can link to related news. The looks for the video section is similar to that of Diggs and there is one difference only in the Techmeme style. The videos are good.
Functionality

The latest Wikio version is redesigned but there are a lot of features worth mentioning. The shopping section is called beta but it works really well. You will get two videos that are related and thirty five articles related to the particular video in question. Customized pages can be created. There is a listing of 100 blogs. On the Wikio live you can see the new articles and videos as they appear similar to what you can see on Digg Spy. There is real good stuff for the news junkies.

Technicality

Wikio has a good number of links into the other pages but it has easy navigation all over. There is a strategic use of main headings, headlines and positioning of logo and taglines so that it is easy for all to look around the site and find out what’s what.  As a social networking website, it should be newsy with news items and videos passed around and Wikio does the job with care and competence. The listings of the top products, the new products and the hot products are very clear and link to the product pages. It is a very easy and navigable website.

Conclusion

Techmeme’s presentation can be better but Wikio is not bad at all. The news is relevant and fresh all around.

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