Features And Leaked Images Of Digg V4 (Beta)

DiggDigg is one of the most popular social bookmarking sites on the internet founded by Kevin Rose. Digg is going under complete make over and we are expecting a beta version. Invites were sent to some lucky people recently.

The new upcoming Digg version 4.0 is believed to get more social integration and it changes the way stories are promoted to the Digg homepage. In this article I shared some of the leaked images and new features of beta version of Digg, Digg V4.

If you want to use the Digg V4, you can check the procedure to apply it.

Leaked Images :

Thumbnail Screenshot :

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Digg Top News :

Digg-V4-Homepage

Some Key Features of Digg Beta :

  • Has onboarding process which enables the users to follow their friends, tastemakers and publishers.
  • New homepage called My News which has all the stories dugged by your friends.
  • Users will be able to see the comments in the homepage.
  • Features a leaderboard showing you the hottest news dugg by your friends on digg.
  • Users can automatically import stories from other social networks and websites via RSS.

Do you expect any other new features from Digg V4? Please share it in the comments. Meanwhile, if you want quick updates, you can subscribe to our RSS Feeds.

6 thoughts on “Features And Leaked Images Of Digg V4 (Beta)”

  1. Thanks for sharing the link, I am going to apply, digg is one of the best social bookmarking sites that you can use to promote your website and blogs.

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  2. That's very nice info to hear about 🙂 🙂 🙂
    I am pretty much keen on this

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  3. Oh man! First iPhone 4, then now Digg v4. Everything is getting leaked. I hope my new girlfriend’s pictures don’t get leaked on the Internet. 😀

    kidding. Good post there. I’m not a big fan of Digg, though. It never drove me many traffic. Among these networks, I love StumbleUpon. That’s “insanely great”.

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  4. They have lost it, again! Kevin now wants to make the new digg.com for search engine that scrapes the updates twitter/fb links on digg automatically.

    It will be let down, however, on the design side — we would get to see a better interface and easy digging.

    Oh, I am excited.

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