Facebook introduced a Facebook Messenger for Android and iPhone. It is specially designed to send messages and chat on Facebook. Application is already available for download on Android Market and App Store.
Mobile Social Apps & Profile Content Discovery
This tag brings together articles about social networking on mobile devices — including app updates, mobile features, and how users interact with social platforms on the go.
Mobile usage often changes how people browse profiles, upload content, and consume public posts. Whether you’re researching someone’s online presence or checking publicly accessible content, understanding what appears across devices is helpful.
Users Search — find public profiles across social networks
Users Search lets you look up public social media profiles by name or username across platforms, helping you discover accounts regardless of whether content was posted from mobile or desktop.
Use our Facebook viewer to browse public Facebook content
The Unofficial Facebook Viewer allows you to explore publicly available Facebook posts, profiles, and pages without logging in — useful when you want to view public content on any device.
Facebook Released Mobile Chat App for Android and iPhone
Facebook Released Mobile Application for Every Phone
Actually not for All phones, but for 2500 models. Facebook believes that this is enough to cover the vast majority of users. This mobile application works not only on smartphones, but also on simple phones with Java support. It has everything you need in most situations: news feed, messages, photos and photo upload feature. One can also search for Facebook friends using mobile phone contacts.
HTC Status: Share on Facebook with one button
HTC starts selling the new smartphone Status on Android 2.3.3. Its main feature is a special button for operations at Facebook in the lower right part of the phone. According to the operator AT & T, which will promote the new product, HTC Status is the first phone in the world with a special Facebook button. It is designed for teenagers and young adults who like Facebook and use it very often from their mobile phones.
Guide For iPhone Facebook Application 3.2
Recently a new version of the famous iPhone Facebook application was introduced by the inventive iPhone developers who clearly realize that the large majority of their client contains of true users of the social networking site Facebook. The improved 3.2 version is available on iTunes, the official Apple Store website. Read more
Facebook Mobile Application 2.0 for Blackberry: Photos, Chat and Places
An improved Facebook Application 2.0 for Blackberry was introduced by the social networking site not long ago. It’s in a beta version as yet but disclosed a lot of advantages comparing with the previous version which was developed with menu after menu to scroll through to do anything. The new app is considerably quicker to boot and really easy-to-use.
Worldwide Access to Facebook Places
Facebook account holders from the countries listed below are now empowered to use location checking service Places. The implied nations are Brazil, India, Singapore, the Philippines, South Africa, Egypt, Israel and some other countries around the world. Range of the launch is under studying.
South Carolina Prisoners May Be Banned From Facebook
Convicts use computers and cell phones and consequently have access to Facebook which opening is not actually allowed in prison. The authorities find out new ways to prevent Facebook access by inmates. South Carolina offered to fine those who were caught surfing the social net. The punishment includes $500 and an extra month in prison.
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HTML5 for Game Developers on Facebook
Lately one of the co-founders of Walletin, named Cory Ondrejka, joined Facebook. He seems to be getting on a treat because the platform’s advocate of HTML5 is going forward. The object pursued by Facebook is to incline developers to choose HTML5 over building native iOS or Android apps. Pursuing of this goal allows the company to avoid relatively closed intermediate members like Apple when it intend to introduce new platform functionality or bring products like Credits to mobile games.
First Demonstration Of Facebook Phone from INQ
INQ Cloud Touch captured by TechCrunch, also known as Facebook phone was recently presented by INQ Channel Manager Andrew Bennet. The gear bears a resemblance with a white iPhone and has a bound with social network Facebook.
