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‘Stop splitting your life into pieces; put it back together with Combo’.
Now how is that going to happen for me? I have got my life stuck at various web-sites, all so badly scattered that I waste half my time just logging onto these accounts. Combo appealed to me and I just took a tour of it; which is still in private beta and they still look up for beta testers.

However that didn’t stop me from taking a peek at the tour it provides and I get to have an outlook on what the service could offer:

The site stitches your split life by creating a web-based dashboard and widgets, the idea of which is to make all the services you use to work directly from one unified portal in a more natural way; the Combo way that is. The other big advantage it offers with its idea is saving you time that you otherwise waste logging onto various services.

The Content and Publishing tips in to let you post multiple blogs, upload images and videos to multiple accounts that you can link to Combo. Plus it brings all your favorite content at one stop for easy and time saving access.

The next facility it provides is that related to the countless contacts, where ever they might be from onto one single platform, making management far easier and efficient. Plus you get to send messages to any contact without the need to change your messenger for Combo combines all those interfaces into one dashboard.

Combo also lets you share whatever activity you are a part of and keep yourself updated with what your friends are up to. The activity you are currently occupied can be put up by using Combo widgets on your web-sites.

The services that are being offered can also be accessed using your mobile device, letting you synchronize your phone contacts using the mobile dashboard available at Combo.

Easy isn’t it? I look forward to getting myself at testing the service and updating anything that is worth a share; till then stay tuned.