We're a young startup that would like the opportunity to fill your needs 
:). We haven't released to the public yet but we're building a product to 
help you browse more efficiently and productively. Startup is called 
Skim.Me and you can signup for an invite at http://skim.me. We're currently 
building an iGoogle importing function to help transfer your feeds and 
gadgets easily. I will say that we're upgrading the design aesthetic and 
won't be a copy of iGoogle or the other personal dashboards. What we will 
do is make sure you can consume your daily browsing routine from one place. 
Looking forward to some of you giving us a shot.   

On Tuesday, July 3, 2012 5:57:02 PM UTC-4, GONSALVR wrote:
>
>  iGoogle gives a customized Tile layout of "live" widgets so you get 
> updates of new emails, Remember The Milk [ To Do List ], weather, news, 
> calendar etc. While adding an app to Chrome is simply shortcut to a 
> webpage... hardly cutting edge 2012 technology. iGoogle is an ideal web 
> portal for anyone serious about productivity
>

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