Pageflakes, an Ajax home page service that is headquartered in Germany, is preparing to launch a major user interface change in the next day or two.
A big part of the launch will be promotion of Pageflake’s recently added “publish” feature, where users can create pages with contact information, to-do lists, family pictures, etc. and either publish the content publicly, or share with a few friends. The site is also being completely redesigned (see screen shot below provided by company – sorry for the teaser).
Pageflakes has taken a low profile approach when discussing numbers compared to their primary competitor, Netvibes. While Netvibes (which launched their own redesign a few days ago) has publicized their $15 million venture round as well as user growth (first 1 million and then more recently, 5 million), Pageflakes has not released user numbers or the size of their BenchMark financing.
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