Wink, the web’s largest people search engine with over 250 Million profiles across social networks and on-line communities, has announced its intentions to support OpenSocial

It will release a full version update of its people search engine in one week, improving the profile-building and control features that span social networks like Bebo, Hi5, MySpace and Friendster.

“At Wink we are constantly seeking ways to make it easier and more intuitive to find and connect with old friends, classmates, colleagues and business contacts wherever they are online,” said Michael Tanne, CEO of Wink. “We are encouraged by the efforts of all the companies signed on to support OpenSocial and are eager to use the API to provide enhanced people search capabilities at Wink.com.”

Shane Richmond of the Telegraph has a detailed explanation on the pros and cons of Google OpenSocial

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