Netvibes has finally released Ginger to the public. The personalized start page set out to layer in more social integration in hopes of centralizing all things digital when it comes to individual users. Ginger has been testing for some time, in limited and private beta. We first mentioned Ginger here. You may recall that Ginger lets you add social widgets to keep you updated on your major social networking activity, with other ways in which to incorporate your social experience into your personalized start page.
Given the development that's been going on in the space, nearly all social aggregation tools have been working to find better ways to centralize one's social web, and that doesn't exclude Netvibes. Personal start pages like Netvibes, Pageflakes, and other services, have been working at this for a while, with Netvibes Universe and the like. If you've had a chance to try out Netvibes Ginger, you may be of the impression that there's still some work yet to do in order to provide a compelling, all-encompassing social media hub that's tailored to each individual.