Daily Dispatch: Blekko lets you search your friends' Likes; Bing adds photos from inside retailers

In today's Digital Dispatch:

Blekko Goes Social, Now Lets You Search Sites Your Friends Have ‘Liked' On Facebook (TechCrunch)

...Now the search engine lets you login through Facebook Connect and, using Facebook API data, shows you what sites your friends have ‘Liked' as well as lets you search only those sites.

Google Body Browser (Google Operating System)

Google has recently demoed an interesting WebGL application called Body Browser, which lets you explore the human body just like you can explore the world in Google Earth.

Bing Integrates 3D Imagery for Local Businesses from EveryScape (ClickZ)

...EveryScape's imaging product, dubbed WebScape, enables small and local businesses to offer users a virtual guided tour of its premises, allowing them to "step inside" virtually before doing so physically.

Facebook facial recognition software suggests photo tags (Los Angeles Times)

...The software matches faces in newly posted photos to those in previously tagged pictures and suggests the names of friends pictured in the new photo, according to Facebook's blog. U.S. Facebook users will begin to receive tag suggestions over the next few weeks.

An update on Google Fiber (Official Google Blog)

Milo Medin joins Google as VP of access services and Google announces delay on initial fiber community deployments.

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