my6sense: Personalized Streams for Me on my Mobile Personal As In Me. Of course, my6sense is one of those companies. You've heard me talk about my6sense for some time - discovering your "Digital intuition". Look also at LinkedIn's purchase of Mspoke for personal recommendations and Facebook's splitting of the Most Recent feed and that of the News Feed. Disclosure: I am the vice president of marketing for my6sense. Tags: Web mobile My6sense social media location based services The gist? Plaxo connected your offline Rolodex. But we are not alone. MORE >>

Since launching more than two and a half years ago with a new magazine-like start page built with a foundation of RSS, Feedly has grown a committed user base who has enjoyed the service's unique take on Google Reader and other feeds, including Twitter. After nearly 18 months of development, Feedly can finally be downloaded from the iTunes store , available for iPhone and iPod Touch, for $2.99, while development for Android continues. From what I can see, double digit shares are exceptional) Want to mark all items as read in Feedly on iPhone? iPhone Feedly RSS MORE >>

In 2008, we saw the debut of Feedly , a magazine-style Web-based RSS reader - and that service now sees hundreds of thousands of unique visitors per month. In 2010, Pulse debuted on the iPad, iPhone and Android and is selling many licenses to feed-hungry mobile fans. Almost all feeds are full feeds, without truncation, something impossible to do in 140 characters. On the iPhone or Android, my6sense offers a mixed view, whereby I can see updates from Twitter, Facebook, Google Buzz and RSS all in one place, agnostic to the stream. But the debate is not a debate. MORE >>

KeyTweet, like Cadmus and My6sense's offerings before it, aims to find a relevancy filter for Twitter, to surface important updates and hide the more trivial. But instead of using implicit activity, as my6sense does, or collapsing duplicates and finding conversations as The Cadmus does, KeyTweet finds popular topics that people you follow tweeted about, and brings tweets that match multiple keywords to the top of your stream, sorted by relevance. As new matches to top keywords flow into your stream, they too get a chance to sit atop your feed. Their approach is intriguing. MORE >>

I have had My6sense on my iPhone for over a year but only started using it actively once after I met Barak Hachamov at TechCrunch Disrupt about 6 weeks ago and he convinced me to give it a real try – since then I’ve used it constantly every day – and probably put about 20-30 hours of solid time into My6sense. Also, I wrote about it TechCrunch Disrupt(d) and my Interview with Barak Hachamov – Founder of My6sense Inc – you can find most of the initial details about My6sense.  MORE >>