Showing posts with label facebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label facebook. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Facebook App for iOS Gets a Big Update
Facebook's app for iOS has received a big update that brings the ability to tag friends and places in posts, to share external links from a web view, a new design for Profile and Group walls, and more.
Facebook for iPhone makes it easy to stay connected and share information with friends. Use your iPhone to start a conversation with Facebook Chat, check your friends' latest photos and status updates, look up a phone number, or upload your own mobile photos to Facebook while on the go.
What's New In This Version:
Made it easier to share with who you want
● Added the ability to tag friends and places in posts
● Added the ability to share external links from a web view
● Added new design for Profile and Group Walls
● Improved the sharing tool to add privacy controls on posts and match your settings on the web site
Improvements and bug fixes:
● Improved Notifications speed
● Fixed a number of Chat bugs
● Made it easier to select filters in News Feed
● Fixed a bug with the Notifications bar disappearing
● Fixed a number of Photos bugs
● Improved performance and stability overall
You can download Facebook from the App Store for free.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Facebook Messenger Soars to Top Free iPhone App
So far it seems Facebook’s Messenger app is a hit. After launching just Tuesday afternoon, it’s already the number-one free app in the iTunes App Store.
The iOS app has more than 600 customer reviews and with 900 ratings has 3.5 of five stars.
The app has the potential to chip away at the hold of cell carriers. It allows users to send messages and texts through the 750-million-member social network, and it updates in real time, so there’s no need to refresh to see if you’ve received new messages.
“This is replacing text messages in my dock!” one iOS reviewer wrote.
The negative reviews in both the App Store and the Android Market are mostly critical of Facebook now having two apps (though the company told Mashable it does plan to integrate the new message functionality into the main app) and of the fact that Messenger isn’t an instant message app.
Have you tried either the Android or iOS app yet? Could you see it replacing text messages?
Source: www.mashable.com by Emily Banks
Facebook Fires Back at Google+ With New Gaming Features
Facebook has unveiled a slew of new features for Facebook games just hours after Google launched its gaming platform.
The first feature, the Game Ticker, transforms the right-hand Facebook Chat column into a newsfeed of friends’ game activity. The column displays what games your friends are playing as well as their achievements and high scores. It’s designed to be social, so clicking on a Game Ticker story takes you to that game so you can play with your friends. And just like Facebook News Feed, you can control which stories appear and don’t appear in the stream.
The world’s largest social network also introduced a new expanded-screen mode for games. Current players of social games will appreciate the added real estate for harvesting their crops or attacking their enemies. The final addition to Facebook’s gaming platform allows users to bookmark their favorite apps or games so they’re easily accessible from the News Feed.
The move is a counterattack to today’s launch of Google+ Games, which debuted Thursday with 16 games, including Angry Birds and Zynga Poker. It looks like the competition between the two Internet giants is getting even more intense.
Source: Mashable.com
Source: Mashable.com
Monday, August 1, 2011
Words With Friends [$1.99 / Free] is headed to Facebook
Words With Friends [$1.99 / Free] is headed to Facebook. Social giant Zynga Games announced the platform flip this afternoon with a delightful teaser image. Normally, I’d be a little annoyed by the lack of information, but really, what is there to say? Words with Friends is an extremely simple riff on the Scrabble formula with basic visual do-dads and mechanics that we’ve been enjoying for quite a while on iOS.
I’d imagine the reason we don’t have many details here is tied into the fact that nothing meaningful has been changed, aside from the addition of new Facebook-y social elements.
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
How To Play Farmville on the iPad
Anyone wants to be my neighbor in Farmville?
Just post your id below.
Feel free to add me too --> Facebook Farmville Link
Just post your id below.
Feel free to add me too --> Facebook Farmville Link
LEAKED Facebook for iPad [youtube]
I have installed Facebook for ipad last night and have tested it using only my 3g network.
was able to check in quite fast but some pages or tabs like browsing photos, newsfeeds took quite a long while and then it crashed several times. Maybe that's why it's called "LEAKED"??lolx!
Anyways, I took the liberty of taking a short video ...Check it out and don't forget to share your thoughts and experience below.
was able to check in quite fast but some pages or tabs like browsing photos, newsfeeds took quite a long while and then it crashed several times. Maybe that's why it's called "LEAKED"??lolx!
Anyways, I took the liberty of taking a short video ...Check it out and don't forget to share your thoughts and experience below.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Facebook 'fatigue' strikes as millions shut accounts globally
London, June 14 (ANI): Privacy threats and fatigue has led 1lakh Britons and six million users in the US to shut down their Facebook accounts, with the same pattern expected to follow in other countries too.
Facebook's growth rate has slowed for a second month in a row, ironically, when the social networking site was aiming to reach its goal of one billion active users.
Canada saw a fall of about 1.5 million users of the website, while in Russia and Norway numbers fell by more than 100,000 users.
The company is now relying on developing countries to boost its numbers.
Blogs are abuzz with speculations that the website could one day 'sputter into oblivion,' fearing the fate of its failing rival MySpace.
There is a point at which the site can no longer grow, once it has established itself in a country, according to Eric Eldon, from the website 'Inside Facebook', which obtained the figures.
"By the time Facebook reaches around 50 pc of the total population in a given country, growth generally slows to a halt," the Daily Mail quoted him as saying.
Internet psychologist Graham Jones has predicted that Facebook users would suffer the same kind of 'fatigue' that comes whenever men and women get bored with trying anything that is new.
"People get terribly excited about something new and after a while the novelty wears off," he explained. (ANI)
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Facebook founder changes his status to 'in a relationship'
London, March 25 (ANI): Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has finally confirmed that he has been dating Priscilla Chan for the past seven years.
The 26-year-old has updated his Facebook status to 'in a relationship' to reflect the fact he is taken, reports the Daily Mail.
He added that the change had been "long overdue" but did not explain why he had waited so long.
Observers, however, have noted that often when couples become "in a relationship" on the social network and "engaged" status soon follows.
Zuckerberg and Chan, a Chinese-American from the Boston suburbs, started seeing each other when they were both studying at Harvard University.
Following the new update, Chan's Facebook page also revealed that the pair started their relationship on November 7, 2003, just days after Zuckerberg's infamous Facemash stunt at Harvard.
He was nearly expelled from the university after hacking into different colleges' websites and taking pictures of all the female students, placing them next to each other and asking other students to 'rate' their attractiveness. (ANI)
Friday, March 18, 2011
Delta Airlines Lets Customers Check In ; Get Flight Status via Facebook
Delta Airlines customers can now check in to flights on the company’s Facebook app.
From the Ticket Counter application, Delta customers starting today can now check SkyMiles and preview what amenities are available for various flights, too. Delta launched its its app back in August, at which time it was the first airline to allow users to book flights through the social network.
Delta also has mobile apps for iPhone, Android and BlackBerry that let users check in for flights, or get the status of a flight or gate number. However, the integration with Facebook means that it’s one less place some users will need to visit.

Using the app, which was developed by 8thBridge, boarding passes can be printed from the Facebook, just like on the website. Delta also lets users share details about their travel plans or itineraries with users over Facebook. For people who check Facebook more often than e-mail, this is a great way to share flight or trip details.
We really like the fact that you can log in to your SkyMiles account, buy tickets and print boarding passes from Facebook. But we would love to see true integration between a SkyMiles account and Facebook — in other words, an option to connect the two systems. I almost never remember my SkyMiles number, but if the two were linked, I could log in with my PIN and last name and be on my way.
Do you like the idea of checking into a flight using Facebook? Would you check in to a flight on Facebook?

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From the Ticket Counter application, Delta customers starting today can now check SkyMiles and preview what amenities are available for various flights, too. Delta launched its its app back in August, at which time it was the first airline to allow users to book flights through the social network.
Delta also has mobile apps for iPhone, Android and BlackBerry that let users check in for flights, or get the status of a flight or gate number. However, the integration with Facebook means that it’s one less place some users will need to visit.

Using the app, which was developed by 8thBridge, boarding passes can be printed from the Facebook, just like on the website. Delta also lets users share details about their travel plans or itineraries with users over Facebook. For people who check Facebook more often than e-mail, this is a great way to share flight or trip details.
We really like the fact that you can log in to your SkyMiles account, buy tickets and print boarding passes from Facebook. But we would love to see true integration between a SkyMiles account and Facebook — in other words, an option to connect the two systems. I almost never remember my SkyMiles number, but if the two were linked, I could log in with my PIN and last name and be on my way.
Do you like the idea of checking into a flight using Facebook? Would you check in to a flight on Facebook?

- Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Apple News | Facebook for iPhone Gets Updated With Improved Notifications UI
| Apple News | Facebook for iPhone Gets Updated With Improved Notifications UI | ||
| Facebook for iPhone makes it easy to stay connected and share information with friends. Use your iPhone to start a conversation with Facebook Chat, check your friends' latest photos and status updates, look up a phone number, or upload your own mobile photos to Facebook while on the go. What's New In This Version: - Improved reliability in chat and messages - Improved notifications UI - Fixed memory usage - Fixed some crashes - Walls you cannot post on no longer show the text field at the top - Restore ability to post as a page that you admin - Fixed group photos - Various Places improvements You can download Facebook from the App Store for free. | ||
Source: www.iclarified.com
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Now Richer Than Apple CEO Steve Jobs
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is now richer than Apple CEO Steve Jobs, according to the latest Forbes 400 rankings.
This year, Zuckerberg, 26, added $4.9 billion to his fortune–vaulting to #35 on the Forbes 400 with an estimated fortune of $6.9 billion. Why the jump? Recent private equity investments in Facebook valued the firm at around $23 billion–more than triple its 2009 value of $7 billion. Illiquid private shares in secondary markets point to an even richer valuation.
Steve Jobs ranks #42 on the list with a net worth of $6.1 billion; $1 billion higher than last year.
Read more..

This year, Zuckerberg, 26, added $4.9 billion to his fortune–vaulting to #35 on the Forbes 400 with an estimated fortune of $6.9 billion. Why the jump? Recent private equity investments in Facebook valued the firm at around $23 billion–more than triple its 2009 value of $7 billion. Illiquid private shares in secondary markets point to an even richer valuation.
Steve Jobs ranks #42 on the list with a net worth of $6.1 billion; $1 billion higher than last year.
Read more..

Sunday, July 18, 2010
Trapping Your Character On FarmVille
This tutorial will show you the steps that you need to take, in order for you to trap your character in the game of FarmVille.
ALL IMAGES CAPTURED TO MAKE OUR INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEOS ARE THE PROPERTY OF ZYNGA GAMES
Copyright© 2009 Zynga Game Network Inc.. All rights reserved.
Monday, July 12, 2010
My Horse Stable in Farmville
FINALLY! I'm done with my Horse Stable in farmville. lolx!
Taking a snapshot of what it looks like.
Farmville addicts, pls. add me as thy neighbour. 24.7 player here and I promise
to send you gifts everyday.:)
Click on my FARM NOW!
so what do you think?
Taking a snapshot of what it looks like.
Farmville addicts, pls. add me as thy neighbour. 24.7 player here and I promise
to send you gifts everyday.:)
Click on my FARM NOW!
so what do you think?
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Facebook, YouTube, Texting: Rules of the Road for Kids
Facebook, YouTube, Texting: Rules of the Road for Kids:
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Our kids are growing up in public. Here are a few rules of the road that will help our kids make smart decisions...
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Our kids are growing up in public. Here are a few rules of the road that will help our kids make smart decisions...
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Pre-Order “Toy Story 3″ Tickets on Facebook
Disney has created a new Facebook app that will let users buy tickets to see Toy Story 3 right on the site, while also inviting their friends along. The application is called Disney Tickets Together and is a brilliant example of social media synergy.
The app, which works in partnership with ticket-buying websites like Fandango.com, lets users pre-order tickets for the show and then invite others to join them. Users can also post what showing they are going to on their Facebook news feed.
This is the type of campaign that is a perfect fit for social media. Not only does the ability to buy tickets without leaving Facebook make impulse ticket buys more likely, but the social aspect makes group planning that much easier.
The nice thing about the Facebook app is that you can view what types of theaters are showing the film in your area (meaning 3D, stadium seating, IMAX 3D, etc.) and you can also invite along non-Facebook friends by entering in their e-mail address.
Tickets aren’t available for pre-order at all theaters but many more will be added next week.
Source: Christina Warren of Mashable
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
7-11 Starts Selling “FarmVille” Slurpees!!
7-11 will soon offer FarmVille-branded products that will unlock virtual, 7-11-branded items in the popular Facebook game. Two other games from game-maker Zynga will also get tie-ins with the stores: Mafia Wars and YoVille.
Seven thousand 7-11 stores will offer around 30 branded items, including Slurpees and ice cream, among other things. When a customer buys one of the promotional products, he or she will then be directed to perform some special task in the game world to acquire one of the 7-11 items.
This is the first retail partnership of this kind for Zynga, although this deal grew out of a more limited program in which the company sold FarmVille, Mafia Wars and YoVille (Yoville) game cards at 12,800 participating 7-11 stores. Zynga is no stranger to virtual branding promotions, either; it has been selling brand-sponsored FarmVille crops since last month.
The company has been very busy making deals over the past few weeks, actually; it just signed a five-year agreement with Facebook involving the use of Facebook’s proprietary virtual currency, and it is also launching games on MySpace (MySpace), including the new Bangkok expansion for Mafia Wars.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Kid Racks Up $1400 Debt in FarmVille
Oh dear — looks like it’s time to add FarmVille to the list of internet addiction scares after a 12-year-old UK boy has amassed £905 in FarmVille debt. About £288 of that came from the boy’s own savings, while £625 was billed to his horrified mother’s credit card.
The debt — which is equivalent to about $1400 USD — was racked up in all of about two weeks’ worth of gameplay. In the popular casual Facebook game, players can spend real money to accrue virtual currency and items. It’s a business that’s booming enough to garner the game’s developer Zynga an estimated valuation as high as $5 billion.
Neither Zynga or the mother’s credit card company HSBC responded positively to requests for refunds; the latter indicated only a criminal proceeding could trigger eligibility for getting the funds reinstated. A spokeswoman for HSBC indicated that had the expenditures been on a gambling site the escalating transactions would have raised warning flags, but since the purchases were technically Facebook Credits, they didn’t warrant suspicion.
What do you think: is FarmVille destined to replace World of Warcraft as the favorite scapegoat for cable news gaming addiction scare segments?
[via Games.com]
The debt — which is equivalent to about $1400 USD — was racked up in all of about two weeks’ worth of gameplay. In the popular casual Facebook game, players can spend real money to accrue virtual currency and items. It’s a business that’s booming enough to garner the game’s developer Zynga an estimated valuation as high as $5 billion.
Neither Zynga or the mother’s credit card company HSBC responded positively to requests for refunds; the latter indicated only a criminal proceeding could trigger eligibility for getting the funds reinstated. A spokeswoman for HSBC indicated that had the expenditures been on a gambling site the escalating transactions would have raised warning flags, but since the purchases were technically Facebook Credits, they didn’t warrant suspicion.
What do you think: is FarmVille destined to replace World of Warcraft as the favorite scapegoat for cable news gaming addiction scare segments?
[via Games.com]
Monday, February 8, 2010
Monday, December 28, 2009
Country Life for Facebook

I love playing Country Life for facebook lately.
because i get to milk my cows, and sell it aside from just
harvesting crops.
Im starting on it and just reached level 5.
Hope to reach level 7 soon so I can plant tomatoes.
Anyone can send me tomatoes?
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
PetVille Debuts on Facebook: Like FarmVille for Cute Pets

Just a couple of weeks ago, popular Facebook games maker Zynga trademarked the name PetVille, hinting at the theme for their next wildly popular casual game on the social network and other platforms (Myspace, iPhone, etc.). Today, Games.com reports that PetVille has launched.
Zynga is also the maker of FarmVille, which just yesterday was touted by a Facebook (Facebook) spokesperson as being bigger than Twitter in terms of an active userbase. The company followed up on the formula early last month with an aquatic-themed title dubbed FishVille, and now PetVille joins the ranks of of other popular pet simulation games like PlayFish’s Pet Society, which borrow mechanics from popular casual Nintendo titles like Nintendogs and Animal Crossing.
In PetVille, you create and customize your own sugary cute animals, feed and care for them, and earn through gameplay (or buy) the resources to decorate your home, buy better food, give gifts to other players and so on. In the tradition of other Zynga titles and other casual social games on Facebook, MySpace (MySpace) and elsewhere, the game mechanics are relatively simple to learn and the titles are easy to pick up and play for short stretches of time — leading to that addictive quality of reinforcement and reward that characterizes frequent revisitation of your virtual domain.
Check out a demo video of PetVille below and let us know your thoughts. Are you hopelessly drawn to any of these casual titles? It’s okay to admit it: You’re among friends here. Friends who may help you on your FarmVille farm.
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