Second Brain gets an update

Second Brain, the personal content manager that helps you collect, organise, search and share content from multiple online services in a single library has been given some new features

• Support For Twitter
• Invite your Gmail contacts
• Edit Second Brain bookmarks
• Improved bookmartlets
• Improved performance
• Several bug fixes

Twitter support
You can now add Twitter as a service. Just follow the same procedure as for the other services: go to +Add Content -> select Import content -> Select Twitter. By default you can import your tweets, but you can also select to post to Twitter from the “What’s on my mind” panel.

Invite your Gmail Contacts
If you’d like to see more of your contacts in Second Brain, we’ve created a simple way for you to invite your Gmail contacts. Just go to you personal page and select your contacts. You can also import contacts from Outlook and other applications that support .CSV files

Edit S|B bookmarks
Edit the title, description and tags of bookmarks that you’ve added directly to Second Brain. Just click on the bookmark to go to the bookmark page and select the field that you’d like to edit.

Improved bookmarklets
When you add a bookmark you can now put it directly into a collection. This makes it really easy to use collections to organise your content. You can also add a description to a bookmark automatically by selecting text on the page you’re bookmarking.

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Tags: Second+Brain, Twitter, Gmail