Scopetech

Natuba is a new way to follow everything happening in your friends’ life online. The site links to all the social networks that you are part of and pulls your latest blog posts, YouTube videos as well as pictures from Flickr and Photobucket with the option to pull information from many other services.

I had a chance to try out the site briefly and was rather impressed. The front page of the site greets you with a very Twitter-like feel and has automatic updates of what’s happening on Natuba at that very moment. Upon logging in for the first time, you’re asked to build your page where you add your content from the many different services like MySpace, Twitter or Blogger. Integration with these services appears to be seamless with little to no time establishing a connection with each one. Where does all of this content go? You’re presented with a highly customizable page that you can share with your friends, where you can edit and change just about anything to suit your preference.

Natuba handles a lot of things very well; the customisation of your page, the seamless integration with each service and the easily navigated interface. It seems great for the kind of person that’s a part of many different networks and just wants to share their content at one place only, and for those who prefer to have a blog, a service like Tumblr offers just as much functionality with the option to display whatever content you wish, rather than everything. Natuba is definitely a service worth checking out if you’re interested in keeping everything in one place, especially if you want seamless integration and great functionality.

We’re giving away invites to Natuba, if you’d like one, please leave a comment with your name and email address and we’ll send one your way as soon as possible.

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