Pageflakes currently offers access to RSS feeds, podcasts and other separate categories of content, Cohen added.

Next month, the company plans to make available the single consolidated directory of flakes. The directory will let users indicate what they are interested in, and relevant flakes would be offered to them, he said. Users will not have to know the definitions of Web 2.0 technologies like RSS feeds, he added.

In addition, the company plans to soon add a MySpace flake to allow a user to monitor another user's MySpace profile page without leaving his own Pageflakes page and a shared photo repository.