Pros
I can see all of my gmail messages AND Facebook messages, wall post and I’m guessing all notifications in one list. You can tell the difference between email messages and Facebook messages by colored dots next to each entry. Having all my messagesin one spot is a value concept.
ConsThe user interface needs some major work. It’s too bare bones and not functional enough. I love how Facebook works and I don’t think I’m going to stop or reduce my Facebook time because if Fuser. A desktop application that notifies me of new messages would be helpful. That is something Facebook does not have and something that would provide significant value to use Fuser. Also, the Facebook wall post on Fuser shows as not seen although I checked them on Facebook prior to login into Fuser.
Fuser is a web application that allows you to aggregate your social networks and email accounts into one management destination. This sounds promising for guys like me with 7 email accounts and several active social networks. I’ve decided to test Fuser for 15 days and report a daily account of my experience. By the end of the 15 days, I’ll be able to tell you if this is worth your time.
Day 1
Activity: aggregated my main gmail account
Pros:
1. You can create OutLook style folders. This is my favorite way to organize my messages and you can’t really do that with gmail
2. Clean interface and the process of adding networks and email accounts to Fuser is super simple
What I’d like to see:
1. Color coding options. I would rather be able to see my unread emails highlighted in a color of my choice rather than have the text be bolder.
2.Drag and Drop functionality
3. Integration of Yelp into their social networks (only Facebook and MySpace)
4. Faster retrieving of email messages
