Apart from the time you’ll save on using another button, there are two more advantages to using this button. First, you can view the Facebook like behavior on your Google profile, and second, it saves all the like +1 data locally which can be exported and analyzed.

Features

• Get Facebook Like and Google +1 in a single button.
• Browser add-on available for IE, Chrome, Firefox and Safari.

Check out Like +1 @ www.likeplusone.org (via TechCrunch By Abhijeet from GT Mobiles)

Bundlr is a free to use website that lets you create virtual bundles of webpages. You start by creating an account on the site by connecting through Facebook or Twitter. Next you create and name your bundle, then drag the site’s bookmarklet to your bookmarks toolbar. This bookmarklet quickly adds webpages to your bundles.

You can add other Bundlr users as collaborators to add sites to your bundle. When you want to share your bundle, you can share its public URL or use its embeddable code on your blog or website.

Features:

• A user-friendly website.
• Lets you create virtual bundles of webpages.
• Supports all types of webpages.
• Lets you add collaborators.
• Lets you share bundles through direct URL.
• Generates embeddable code for bundles.
• Similar tool: PearlTrees, BagTheWeb, DropVine, Shareaholic, Linkli.st, NiceSharing, ShareTabs and MinMu.
• Also read related article:
  How To Easily Share Links on Twitter with TBUZZ
  Easily Save Everything You Share Online with Sharetivity

Check out Bundlr @ www.gobundlr.com (by MOin from ThumbPress)

Like any app, you will need to give profile access to LikeJournal. Once done, it parses your profile and finds your liked links or Facebook pages and displays them on a dashboard where you can also find the number of people who liked the link or page. The Chrome extension also allows you to search your likes and view recent likes quickly. Once more people join LikeJournal, you can also follow your friends and view their likes for complete bookmark sharing.

With most links already being shared in Twitter or Facebook, things like Delicious and other similar tools are nearing their end. LikeJournal is a welcome addition to social tools since it uses the power of Facebook for a smarter bookmarking solution.

Features:

• Logs your Facebook likes in a dashboard.
• Uses Facebook likes as a social bookmarking tool.
• Show number of likes per link.
• Invite friends to view their likes too.
• Similar Tools: Mylikesbox, Envolve, Facebook Like Count Calculator, FacebookDisconnect and Likify.

Check Out LikeJournal @ www.likejournal.com

TurnSocial is a very simple and easy web service that is free to use. It helps you create a toolbar with networking buttons that can be placed on your site.

You start by setting the name of your bar. Next you add your site’s usernames on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Flickr, and MySpace. Simply leave out a service if your site does not have an account on it.

In addition to networking buttons you can also add your office address and get buttons for location-related services.

With all this done you can then click on the “Create” button. This generates your toolbar and provides you with a code. Simply paste this code directly before the </body> tag in the source code of the webpages you want the toolbar on.

Features:

• A user friendly web service.
• Lets you add a toolbar to your site.
• You can add networking buttons and location-related buttons to the toolbar.
• To add toolbar, you only have to paste a few line of code into your site’s source code.

Check out TurnSocial @ www.turnsocial.com (by MOin from ThumbPress)

Pearltrees is a browser addon for Mozilla Firefox. The developers of the addon provide users with a great new way of storing and connecting the web content they want to save.

Basically you can create different map-like structures out of nodes; each node can be connected to one another. These nodes are shortcuts to websites. You can create more than one map and add as many nodes as possible. Nodes can be rearranged as you like. The addon places some new buttons next to the address bar to easily add your websites to your Pearltrees account. You can use these buttons to reach your Pearltrees account as well.

The organization offered by the addon makes it a unique tool and will surely be appreciated by many users.

Watch demo video below:

Features:

• Cool visual bookmarking tool for storing, sharing  and organizing web content
• User friendly interface.
• The buttons placed on the address bar let you add new nodes / “˜pearls’ and visit your pearltree.
• Hovering your mouse over a pearl shows its preview in a small window.
• You can rearrange pearls for better organization.
• Can be very helpful in gathering content for research.
• Similar tools: BagTheWeb, DropVine, Shareaholic, Linkli.st, NiceSharing, ShareTabs and MinMu.
• Also read related article: How To Easily Share Links on Twitter with TBUZZ.

Check out Pearltrees @ www.addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/11255 (via FirefoxFacts) (by MOin from ThumbPress)

Of course, people doing this will lead to a deluge of information on Facebook’s homepage as your friends like everything under the sun. Enter LikeButton.Me.

This service allows you to sort things your friends have “liked” by individual websites, sorted into categories that include video, news, tech, information, Facebook, games, entertainment, reviews, photos, music, sports and movies. Click any of these categories and you’ll be shown boxes representing the most popular sites in this category.

For example, if I press “news” I see this:

This gives me an overview of the kinds of articles my friends are sharing at some of the most popular news sites on the web. If my friends aren’t sharing anything at those sites right now, I’ll be shown information about the most popular articles being shared at those given sites.

Concerned about privacy? You should be; Facebook’s changing a lot of things very quickly. LikeButton.me claims there is no threat here, however: “don’t worry, the like button has no access to your personal information.”

Features

• Overview what your friends “like” on the web.
• Breaks “likes” down into categories that are broken down in boxes representing individual sites.
• Great way to see what sorts of articles and videos your friends care about.

Check out LikeButton.me @ www.likebutton.me

They’ve got an application bank where you’ll find a number of apps under various categories. It also integrates with Tinychat that lets site owners interact with their readers.

The toolbar also lets you track the increase in site traffic via certain analytics tools. The good thing about this tool is that it is very easy to integrate with a website and gives lots of options to readers to quickly share site content across top social networks.

Features

• Web based social media sharing toolbar for bloggers.
• Easy to integrate. No coding required.
• Add services like Twitter, Facebook, Youtube and let readers share content.
• Application bank lists apps that can be added to the toolbar.

Check out Wibiya@ www.wibiya.com (via TechCrunch, by Abhijeet from Jeet Blog)

The site does look kinda ugly but is definitely useful for Delicious fans. One nice feature is that you can quickly save a link by clicking on save for later and then access it through ‘My Saved Links’ on the top right corner of the page.

Features

• Real-time tracking tool for watching newly added bookmarks on Del.icio.us.
• Save on Del.icio.us or share on Digg or Reddit directly from the site.
• Filter bookmarks by tags.
• Quickly save a link and access it through ‘My Saved Links’.
• See more Del.icio.us tools under MakeUseOf delicious section.

Check out Delicious Spy @ www.ajaxonomy.com/deliciousspy/ (by Abhijeet from Jeet Blog)

To use it, simply drag-and-drop the “Share/Save” bookmarklet onto your browser toolbar. When you are on the webpage your want to save, simply click on the bookmarklet and select a service from the list. With so many services available on the list, you may use the handy search tool to instantly find your favorite service by typing its name in the search bar.

Features:

• Save and share your favorites on all the popular social networks, bookmarking services, blogging platforms and email providers.
• Supports over 120 popular services.
• Drag-and-drop the bookmarklet onto your browser toolbar to start saving and sharing stories.
• Similar tool: ShareThis

Check out AddToAny @ www.addtoany.com/users/bookmarklet

Read stories are stroked through so that you know which stories you’ve already read. Hoover with your mouse over a story to view its source and the website thumbnail.

Features:

• Most popular stories from Digg, Reddit, Delicious, Yahoo! Buzz and Hacker News on one page
• The more popular the story the bigger it appears on the homepage
• Hoover with your mouse over  a story to view its  source and website thumbnail

Check out OurSignal @ www.oursignal.com