We live in a socially networked world. There’s no getting away from it. And there seem to be as many social networks as people — there are networks for sharing pictures (Instagram, Flickr), for swapping short messages (Twitter), for pouring out one’s heart and soul (blogs), for saving articles one likes (Readability) and of course, those that let you do a bit of this and a bit of that (Facebook, Google+, et al). Small wonder that many a person’s day starts with logging into one website and service after another, which can get tedious.