1 November 2007 15:34 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Similar to Wanobe.com that we covered as a Website of the Day recently, Saga Zone is a new online community aimed at the over 50s.Aimed at letting the more mature among us create a whole new social network of friends and easily stay in touch from the comfort of their own home, the site is live now.
You can create your own personal profile page and share your interests in our online forums, write your own blog.
More features will be added soon including a photo gallery and live instant chat.
The site is free to join, and described as simple to use.
Software, Websites, Online, Saga



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