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Facebook for iPad
With high-res photos, games, chat and more, now you can get the best of Facebook—on your iPad.
- Enjoy bigger, better photos: Your photos are high-res and easy to flip through, like a real photo album
- Navigate anywhere, fast: Just tap, slide or pinch to move from one screen to another
- Play games on the go: Access your favorite Facebook apps and games, wherever you are
- Focus on what matters: Zoom in on your friends' photos, updates and stories
- Never lose your place: Share a photo, update your status or send a message without leaving News Feed
- See who's nearby: Check out the Nearby map to see what your friends are up to
Facebook for iPhone
Facebook for iPhone lets you stay connected and share with friends on the go. Start a chat, keep up with friends' photos and status updates, look up a phone number, upload photos to Facebook and more—right from your iPhone.
What's New in Version 4
With improved search and browsing, the facebook.com features you use most are now just a touch away. It’s a faster, fuller Facebook for iPhone.
- Games & Apps: Play games and access your favorite apps on the go
- Navigation: Send a message or see your notifications from any screen, and swipe to browse Facebook without losing your place in News Feed
- Bookmarks: Your groups, pages and apps are all in your left-hand menu, and the ones you use most are right on top
- Search: Search for anything on Facebook—people, apps, pages and more—without having to click around or switch views
- Security: We’ve added a few updates to make the app more secure ...More
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Good news for owners of the latest iPad. An update to the Facebook app now provides iPad Retina Display support. The 4.1.1 update also includes some other fixes and features, such as the ability to go offline in chat, fixes to photo displays of friends, and some language additions for users outside the US. The latest version of the app requires iOS 4.0 or greater, and it is universal so iPhone users will get an updated version as well.http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/facebook/id284882215?mt=8 The Facebook app also allows you to see what friends are near you if your iPhone or iPad is it is equipped with GPS capability. The app is 10.5 MB and is free.
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Sarah currently works as a writer for TechCrunch, after having previously spent over three years at ReadWriteWeb. Prior to becoming a professional blogger, Sarah worked in I.T. across a number of industries, including banking, retail and software. → Learn More Facebook rolled out an update this morning that adds support for the new iPad’s Retina display to its iPad application. According to the release notes in iTunes, users with the new iPad will now see “a crisp, high resolution interface.” The update (version 4.1.1) brings other bug fixes, too, as well as support for additional languages. The Retina-ready version of the app was hinted at last week, when someone spotted a teaser for the upcoming app in the iTunes App Store’s “New and Noteworthy” section. The message displayed at the time read “Enhanced for the New iPad,” presumably meaning it would soon add support Retina graphics. As sure enough, that’s just what
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Posted by Jacob Penderworth on Monday, April 2, 2012 at 9:15 am. Facebook has just updated their iOS app with Retina optimization for Apple’s new iPad, along with the addition of allowing users to go offline in chat, support for eight new languages, and bug fixes. Some of these bug fixes include the app now displaying the correct profile picture for all friends, photos of people who like certain Facebook Pages loading correctly, the friend request notification bubble actually shows when you have a friend request, and more. Also, if you speak Czech, Danish, Greek, Indonesian, Malaysian, Norwegian, Portuguese, or Thai, then the app now has support for all these languages so you won’t have to resort to English or another alternative just to use it. Hopefully the app as a whole is a lot more stable than before, but there’s no mention of performance enhancements in the list of
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Sarah currently works as a writer for TechCrunch, after having previously spent over three years at ReadWriteWeb. Prior to becoming a professional blogger, Sarah worked in I.T. across a number of industries, including banking, retail and software. → Learn More Facebook rolled out an update this morning that adds support for the new iPad’s Retina display to its iPad application. According to the release notes in iTunes, users with the new iPad will now see “a crisp, high resolution interface.” The update (version 4.1.1) brings other bug fixes, too, as well as support for additional languages. The Retina-ready version of the app was hinted at last week, when someone spotted a teaser for the upcoming app in the iTunes App Store’s “New and Noteworthy” section. The message displayed at the time read “Enhanced for the New iPad,” presumably meaning it would soon add support for Retina graphics. As sure enough, that’s just
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The Facebook app for iOS has just received an update on the App Store. In addition to some minor enhancement for all iOS users, the app has received an update to support the Retina display found on the 3rd generation iPad. Owners of the latest and greatest iPad will be treated to a “crisp, high resolution interface” which takes advantage of the high-quality output made available by the 2,048 x 1,536 display. Full update details for the Facebook iOS application are as follows: Functionality of the new application remains largely the same, aside from the above referenced new features. If you do happen to own the 3rd generation iPad, however, you’ll be treated to a high-resolution layout of your favorite social network. We particularly like how photos look on Apple’s tablet now. Anthony is a big tech geek, and loves all things mobile. While he currently owns an Android device, he
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The Retina display on the new iPad, available Friday, is absolutely stunning. However, the increase in resolution actually makes some older apps appear all pixelated and gross. You don’t want to show off your brand new iPad and leave your friends with the impression that the screen on your new tablet is any less clear than a shimmering pool of unicorn tears. Here are several iPad apps that have been updated with Retina-ready graphics so everyone within eyesight can witness the pixel-pushing power of your new Apple tablet. Besides the titles that were featured in the iPad introduction event, Apple has setup a new section on the iTunes App Store to highlight Retina-ready titles. I’ve handpicked a few titles from this list and from other updates I’m aware of for you to try out. Keep in mind, this list is not comprehensive and there should be new Retina-optimized apps coming to the
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The Retina display on the new iPad, available Friday, is absolutely stunning. However, the increase in resolution actually makes some older apps appear all pixelated and gross. You don’t want to show off your brand new iPad and leave your friends with the impression that the screen on your new tablet is any less clear than a shimmering pool of unicorn tears. Here are several iPad apps that have been updated with Retina-ready graphics so everyone within eyesight can witness the pixel-pushing power of your new Apple tablet. Besides the titles that were featured in the iPad introduction event, Apple has setup a new section on the iTunes App Store to highlight Retina-ready titles. I’ve handpicked a few titles from this list and from other updates I’m aware of for you to try out. Keep in mind, this list is not comprehensive and there should be new Retina-optimized apps coming to the
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The Retina display on the new iPad, available Friday, is absolutely stunning. However, the increase in resolution actually makes some older apps appear all pixelated and gross. You don’t want to show off your brand new iPad and leave your friends with the impression that the screen on your new tablet is any less clear than a shimmering pool of unicorn tears. Here are several iPad apps that have been updated with Retina-ready graphics so everyone within eyesight can witness the pixel-pushing power of your new Apple tablet. Besides the titles that were featured in the iPad introduction event, Apple has setup a new section on the iTunes App Store to highlight Retina-ready titles. I’ve handpicked a few titles from this list and from other updates I’m aware of for you to try out. Keep in mind, this list is not comprehensive and there should be new Retina-optimized apps coming to the
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With the 25 billionth app sold the evening of March 3rd to Chunli Fu of Qingdao, China, Apple has now taken the time to tally up the top all-time paid and free apps for iPhone and iPad. The last time Apple updated the list was when a paltry 10 billion apps had gone out the virtual doors of the App Store. While space prohibits posting the entire list here, let it suffice to say that Angry Birds (US$0.99) topped the list for paid iPhone apps, Facebook was the most-downloaded free iPhone app, Pages ($9.99) was the most popular paid iPad app, and Angry Birds HD Free pushed its way to the top of the free iPad app list. MacStories editor Federico Viticci did a slice and dice on the data, and came up with these interesting factoids, among others: - 17 apps from Top Paid for iPhone chart are from the
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01.23.12 App Score: 9/10 Hard as it might be to imagine anyone NOT using , if you’re still not sold on Facebook, let 2012 be the year you jump on board the social networking bandwagon. If you’re on Facebook, but haven’t been using it because the only computer you’re ever chained to is the one at work, then by all means it’s time to check out the mobile version for iPhone. The mobile app has what many consider to be simpler and just as user-friendly features as the full site and still keeps you connected with friends, family and the strangers who care about you! Downloading the Facebook app is quick, easy and free. It’s updated fairly regularly, not always for the best, but barring any major interface changes it’s easy to navigate and gives you a consolidated, in-a-nut-shell, no-nonsense version that fits in the palm of your hand. There’s access to your
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By Rob LeFebvre on December 27th, 2011 As 2011 winds down to a close, 148Apps takes a look back at some of the finest apps released this past year. In what was another fantastic year in the world of iOS apps & games, we are here to bring you the fifty titles that we, the staff of 148Apps, thought were the best of the year. Here are the app titles 16 – 25 in our Best Apps of 2011: iMovie- Video editing on the iPhone is revolutionary enough, but the extra screen space on the iPad makes this activity truly useful. Making movies is fun again, thanks in no small part to Apple’s attention to detail in this flagship app. $4.99 Released: 2010-06-24 :: Category: Photography Facebook – The wait was long for the iPad version but between its iconic look and intuitive menus systems, the official Facebook Universal app renders
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...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Facebook http://t.co/8VfY8WMZ...
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By Greg Dawson on December 21st, 2011 The Facebook 4.1 update has enhanced the speed of the app as well as cleaned up profile views and now allows access to Timeline. With over 1.8 million reviews with an average of four stars, the Facebook app for iPhone continues to be one of the most popular in the App Store. However, there are a few gripes and groans on the review board in regards to uploading pictures as well as being able to access Timeline, which launched earlier this week globally. The Zuckerberg-run company pushed out their Facebook 4.1 update for iPhone a few days ago to combat some of these issues as well as offer access to friend lists, subscribers and subscriptions. Overall, the application seems to be faster at executing all the various tasks such as status updates, uploading and tagging photos and zipping through different news feeds. This, I’m
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The nominations are in, and the poll is ready to go! The TUAW Best of 2011 awards are all about you -- the readers -- and what you think is the cream of the crop of Apple or third-party products and software. To vote, select one entry from the top nominations made by readers. We'll be announcing the winner in just a few days. Vote early and often! TUAW is asking for your votes for the best iPhone social networking app of 2011. The iPhone is with you almost all of the time, which makes it the perfect device with which to let your friends and family know where you are and what you're doing. Social networking apps for the iPhone make this possible with a few taps. From the reader nominations come the following candidates for the TUAW Best Social Networking App of 2011: the newly rebooted Path (free), Facebook
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After bringing the Timeline feature to its Android app and the mobile web, Facebook’s iPhone application is now getting the same treatment, too. Yep this means you’ll be able to keep up with your virtual and real-life buddies in real-time, presuming you enabled the feature on the web version. In addition, this release also gives you access to friends lists, subscribers and subscription; while photos are easier to view, upload and comment on. Finally, Facebook promises improved performance of the application. When it comes to the iPad users, they’ll have to wait just a little longer as the social network promised to bring Timeline to Apple’s tablet in the near future. As I’m writing this, you’ve probably noticed some app needs an update from the AppStore icon to which I say – just do it. Facebook (FREE) [iTunes link] Dusan has been using smartphones since their introduction and is now following
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AppData.com revealed that daily average use on Facebook for Android has, for the first time ever, surpassed Facebook for iPhone. The Android Facebook app now has 58.8 million daily average users, while Facebook for iPhone has only 57.6 million daily average users. This new data also coincides with the worldwide rollout of Facebook Timeline, which finally happened on December 15, 2011. Last week, Facebook released Timeline for Facebook.com and m.facebook.com, and Timeline for the Facebook Android app. Over the weekend, Facebook released version 4.1 for the iPhone, giving iOS users access to mobile timeline. Facebook did release Timeline for Android first - perhaps they were already seeing higher engagement from Android users. Apple and Facebook do not play nice. Apple baked Twitter, not Facebook, into iOS 5. Facebook, on the other hand, was nowhere to be found. With Facebook for Android surpassing the iPhone app, will Facebook mobile engineers start focusing
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If you've been wondering how Facebook's snazzy new Timeline feature would look like on the iPhone, wonder no more. It's supah snazzy (or as snazzy as its mobile web and Android counterparts)! The latest iOS Facebook app update includes Timeline so you can catch up with your friend's entire history while on the go. Convenient? [iTunes]
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Facebook's new "Timeline" layout was finally rolled out globally this week. However, one thing that was missing from Timeline was iOS support. That has been remedied with the Facebook 4.1 app update released yesterday. Now when users who have enabled Timeline (it's live for everyone by default on December 22nd) launch their Facebook app on the iPhone they'll see their Timeline and other user's Timelines right in the app. I've got to say I really am not a fan of Facebook's Timeline layout. However, strangely, I like it a lot when using the iPhone app. It's just laid out much cleaner and flows better in the iPhone app than it does on a desktop web browser. Besides the Timeline, the Facebook 4.1 app adds access to friend lists, subscribers and subscriptions; easier photo uploading and viewing; a new (and much welcome) pop-up interface (as opposed to the "roll-up" screens) to friend
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by Facebook has released an update to its iPhone app, with version 4.1 now giving you access to its new Timeline interface. The timeline was available on iPhone before, but only if you accessed Facebook from its mobile site (m.facebook.com) on the iPhone’s Safari browser. Now you can download an update of the Facebook iPhone app, where it shows you a similar view to that of the mobile browser version. It’s not quite the same as what you’ll get on a desktop browser, where instead of two columns of posts that you get in that larger view, on the mobile version they’re stacked on top of each other. Even so, you can still chronologically scroll through your life, and after you’ve gone through a month’s worth of items, it offers you a selection of the next month or previous years. Besides that, the app feels slightly snappier, as Facebook mentioned in
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Facebook has updated their iOS app to version 4.1 today. The new version incorporates their new Timeline view which is "your collection of the photos, stories, and experiences that tell your story." - Access to Mobile Timeline on iPhone (if you already have a timeline). iPad support coming soon. - Access to friend lists, subscribers and subscriptions - Faster, better performance - Photos are easier to view, upload and comment on TechCrunch notes some other improvements, including improved notifications and other bug fixes. The new version is a free update on the App Store [iTunes].
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Josh Constine is a technology journalist who specializes in deep analysis of social products. He is currently a writer for TechCrunch. Previously, Constine was the Lead Writer of Inside Facebook, where he covered Facebook product changes, privacy, the Ads API, Page management, ecommerce, virtual currency, and music technology. Prior to writing for Inside Facebook, Constine graduated from Stanford University... → Learn More Facebook has just pushed out version 4.1 of its popular iPhone app. The update includes the ability to view the new profile Timeline, Subscribers, Subscriptions, pop-over notifications, and add people to friend lists. The app feels more responsive, and photos seem to load significantly faster. Facebook launched Timeline globally a few days ago, but initially it could only be accessed from m.facebook.com and Facebook for Android. The update will give plenty of exposure to Timeline, as Facebook for iPhone has 99.5 million monthly active users and 57.6 million daily
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Facebook has just pushed out version 4.1 of its popular iPhone app. The update includes the ability to view the new profile Timeline, as well as Subscribers, Subscriptions, and add people to friend lists. The app feels more responsive, and photos seem to load significantly faster. Facebook launched Timeline globally a few days ago, but initially it could only be accessed from m.facebook.com and Facebook for Android. The update will give plenty of exposure to Timeline, as Facebook for iPhone has 99.5 million monthly active users and 57.6 million daily active users, according to AppData. Facebook for iPhone 4.1 may have been planned to launch alongside the Android update, but could have been delayed by necessary bug fixes. Its release shows that Facebook isn’t favoring Android mobile development just yet, though its Android app now has more daily active users than its iPhone app. You may only see Timeline through the app
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By Andrew Wray, Sunday, Dec 18, 2011 | Facebook has updated their iPhone app to version 4.1, bringing Timeline to the mobile app as well as access to friends lists and subscriptions. Here’s the full update log: We’re hoping these performance updates actually do what they suggest. I’ve run into so much frustration lately when using the Facebook for iPhone app that’s it’s essentially become unusable in some scenarios. Instead, I’ve opted to just use the mobile version in Safari. You can grab the update now from the App Store or via iTunes app updates.
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During December and January, The Unofficial Apple Weblog is soliciting your nominations and votes for the best products for Mac, iPhone/iPod touch, and iPad. We'll start with nominations in a category, and then tally your votes for the top-nominated products a few days later. The winner in each category receives the highly-coveted title of TUAW Best of 2011. Today's category for TUAW Best of 2011 nominations is iPhone social networking apps. Most of us love to share our every move with the rest of the world, and the awe-inspiring selection of social networking apps that have popped up for the iPhone is nothing short of amazing. What's in this category? A flock of Twitter apps, everything from the "official" app from Twitter (free), the great Tweetbot app from Tapbots ($2.99), Icon Factory's wonderful Twitterriffic for Twitter (free for ad-supported version, $4.99 for premium upgrade), Echofon (free), and Big Stone Phone's Twittelator
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...- Facebook, Inc. http://t.co/gmAW98ZI...
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by If you’re a heavy Facebook user on your iPhone, you’ve probably noticed every now and then that comments are displayed wrong. For instance, when you’ve just uploaded a new picture, sometimes Facebook displays comments on it that were received for other ones, mixing content up. An update is now available in the Apple iTunes App Store that addresses the comment bug. The Facebook iPhone app has now reached version 4.0.3 and just about the only thing we noticed (and that’s listed in the changelog) is the fact that it “fixes an issue that caused incorrect comments to be displayed for certain photos.” Follow the source link below or consult your iTunes/App Store apps to update your client.
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Facebook finally released a native iPad app which works as a universal download for both iPhone and iPad users. As new social networking users are going mobile, many have grown accustomed to checking their Facebook updates on the iPad via Safari or using the Facebook iPhone app in 2x mode. Fortunately, the Facebook app has become available to iPad users. One significant advantage of the native Facebook iPad app is that it makes navigation significantly easier. In the past, it was necessary to use a web browser, such as Safari, in order to access Facebook. Unfortunately, users would often become frustrated attempting to scroll through the site and switch between different features. In particular, the chat feature was nearly impossible to use efficiently without a computer. With the use of the new Facebook for iPad tool, however, a menu bar appears on the side in order to make it incredibly easy
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...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Facebook http://t.co/8VfY8WMZ...
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...AUS Top Free iPad Apps: #4 Facebook #Social Networking - iTunes: http://t.co/Kch97XUT...
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Oft nachgefragt: ein Beitrags-Update über meine ‘Homescreens‘. Seit März 2011, als die letzte Aktualisierung dieser Artikel-Serie erfolgte, hat sich die eine oder andere App verschoben, geändert und aussortiert. Der derzeit aktuellen Stand ist an dieser Stelle festgehalten. Vielleicht finden an diesem Montag ja speziell frische 4S-Käufer, die einen ersten Grundbedarf an Software benötigen, die eine oder andere Anregung. Ich persönlich ziehe jede individuelle Empfehlungen allen generischen ‘Hitlisten’ vor. Genau deshalb soll mein privater Einblick auch nicht alleine bleiben: Wer Screenshots oder Tipps von seinen verwendeten Apps in den Kommentaren kundtun möchte, ist dazu herzlich eingeladen. Zwei Anmerkungen noch: Die zwei benutzten Hintergrundbilder gibt es hier und hier. Auf meinem Standby-Screen befinden sich dieses und dieses Bild. Außerdem führe ich zwei Ordner mit ‘Review’-Software, die ich mir für dieses Blog noch genauer anschauen möchte. Da diese Programme (noch) keine Empfehlungen sind, verbleiben sie für diesen Artikel ohne Erwähnung. Außerdem verstecken sich in
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By Leanna Lofte, Saturday, Oct 15, 2011 | Every week a few of us from team TiPb will bring you our current favorite, most fun and useful App Store apps, WebApps, jailbreak apps, even the occasional accessory, web site, or desktop app if the mood strikes us. As long as they’re iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch related, they’re fair game. To see what we picked, and to tell us your pick, follow on after the break! Well a bit of a predictable “Pick of the week” this week for me, I am going for the iOS 5 update. It delivers so much in one update I really don’t know where to start. Oh yeah, I do, read this amazing walkthrough that Rene has put together. It covers every last detail of iOS 5. My favorite parts are iMessage, Notification Center and Wi-Fi iTunes syncing. Also iOS 5 appears to have given
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...It looks pretty much like the same Facebook iPad app that was previewed in July which means there's a familiar (for those who use the iPad) left-hand...
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Facebook's new iOS app Facebook has rolled out two more updates to its iOS app, this time to squash some bugs discovered in the version just released on Tuesday. Released right after Tuesday's 4.0 update, the 4.0.1 update of Facebook for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch specifically fixed issues that caused the app to crash or hang when people upgraded from an earlier version. When I updated Facebook to version 4.0 on my iPod Touch on Tuesday, the app would just crash and refuse to open. I had to remove it and then install the latest version from scratch to force the app to behave. The update appears to have worked since Facebook now opens without any trouble on my iOS device. Following hot on the on heels of 4.0.1, another update out today--4.0.2--has resolved a separate glitch that prevented shortened URLs from resolving properly. Facebook's initial 4.0 Tuesday update
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...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Facebook http://t.co/8VfY8WMZ...
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By Blake Grundman on October 10th, 2011 Facebook finally hits the iPad! After over two years of whining and pining, it seems that iPad owners are finally getting their way, in the form of a dedicated Facebook iPad app. It really comes as no surprise that the application was coming, given that earlier this summer there was a bit of a snafu, allowing jailbroken iPads access to a prototype Facebook app. Granted, this was only through the existing iPhone application, when installed on the tablet. The hole was quickly closed by the powers that be at Zuckerberg and Co., but it somewhat let the cat out of the bag that the software was on the way. Previously we had reported that decision makers within the Facebook organization, Zuckerberg included, had stated that there was no way that there would ever be a dedicated iPad app due to it not being a
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...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Facebook http://t.co/r3BsswB...
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Facebook has released a new version of its iPhone application that brings much of the new settings the platform has made in recent months for the Web to iOS. Yet, Facebook's new update does not offer support for the iPad and there is no word yet when the company might be releasing an optimized application for Apple's tablet. Facebook version 3.5 for iOS adds the ability to tag friends and places from posts, share external links from a Web view and a new design for profile and group walls posts. It also brings Facebook's new privacy control and sharing settings that the company unveiled recently. In terms of functionality, it is a significant change for the iPhone app, but there is still much that Facebook needs to do to create a truly groundbreaking mobile experience. Facebook also has a significant amount of bug fixes tied to the new update. It improves
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Facebook has just pushed out version 3.5 of their iPhone app to Apple’s App Store. The changelog says it’s added the ability to tag friends and places in posts, and to share sites you’re exploring in the web browser; note that they mean the web browser inside their app, not Safari. If you want to share things from a browser, may we suggest you try “Dolphin”. Back to Facebook, they’ve also tweaked the design of profiles and group walls, improved the sharing tool to add privacy controls, improved how quickly you get notifications, fixed a number of chat bugs, made it easier to select filters in News Feed, fixed a bug with the notifications bar disappearing, something that only recently started happening to us, fixed a number of photos bugs, and improved performance and stability overall. We’re still kind of bummed that they haven’t released an iPad version, but what’s most
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...Improves Its iPhone App http://t.co/5w0o4HV...
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Facebook's iPhone app has been updated to version 3.5, and it's a pretty big update. The most notable change is to the Update Status area, which now allows you to tag friends, change sharing options, and add media/locations from the same screen. It streamlines the process of status updates quite a bit. The in-app browser also allows you to share links on Facebook much more easily than before. Still missing in action is the long-awaited iPad version. In fact, reports from around the web indicate that the iPad assets have been completely expunged from this version of Facebook's app, meaning that jailbreakers will no longer be able to enable them on their iPads. Hopefully the iPad version will see its official release soon. The list of changes and improvements in Facebook for iPhone 3.5 is below. Note that while Facebook claims to have fixed bugs related to photos, in my case
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posted by Trey Trawick on Tuesday, September 6, 2011 at 5:58 pm. Facebook has issued a decently sized update to their iOS Facebook app, bringing improved sharing options and a new UI for various views. Overall speed and stability has been enhanced. Despite various breadcrumbs being left in past versions of the app, the mythical iPad optimized version is still hiding in the depths of Objective-C. Facebook’s f8 developer conference takes place later this month, and it’s possible that the tablet build will make its debut then. What’s New in Version 3.5 Made it easier to share with who you want Improvements and bug fixes:
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By George Lim, Tuesday, Sep 6, 2011 | Facebook for iPhone has been updated and brings a few new features and many improvements including the ability to tag friends and places in posts. Facebook for iPhone is available for free. Have an app you’d love to see featured on TiPb? Email us at iosapps@tipb.com, tell us about your app (include an iTunes link), and we’ll take a look.
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By Rene Ritchie, Monday, Aug 22, 2011 | While HP may not have killed webOS when it cancelled webOS hardware, it certainly stuck the knife in it and twister really, really hard — and every webOS user, Palm loyalist, and PreCentral.net reader felt it. Some might choose to stick with it, to see if HP’s incompetence can somehow be turned around by a forward thinking, hardware genius licensor, but others might have finally had enough. If you’re one of those, the dedicated, the abused, we think Apple’s iOS and iPhone and iPad hardware might be the perfect thing to salve your wounds and restore your sense of gadget wonder. We’ve got 960×640 retina displays, easy-peasy FaceTime video calling, high quality 5 megapixel, back-illuminated camera that shoots 720p 30fps video, the massive update that’s iOS 5 just down the road. And hey, if you’re worried about moving over your personal data like
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...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Facebook http://bit.ly/ZWKBO...
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Recently, someone figured out that if they changed just one little number in the code for the iPhone Facebook app, the iPad app would be revealed when installed on the iPad. You needed to be jailbroken so you could access the Facebook app files to change the code that marks the app for the iPhone or iPad. The app was a little buggy but the layout was pretty good. Nothing to blow your mind but better than the tiny little iPhone app. UPDATE: There is a hack in Cydia called FaceForward that re-enables the hack and doesn’t require the step by step hacks below! It probably won’t work again anytime soon but if they give back access here’s how to hack it: 1. You must be jailbroken. 2. Install iFile on your iPad so you can edit the Facebook application files. It’s free in Cydia. 3. Install the iPhone Facebook app
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jul 25 Uma das grandes reclamações de quem usa o Facebook no iPad é o fato de não existir uma versão para o tablet do seu aplicativo oficial. Isso porque o Mark acha que o iPad “não é um dispositivo móvel” (sic) e por isso pode usar a versão normal do site. O problema é que o Facebook insiste em usar alguns botões em Flash, complicando a vida de quem usa no iPad. Mas isso parece estar com os dias contados, depois da descoberta feita pelo site TechCrunch. Nos códigos do atual aplicativo oficial para iPhone, existe já uma versão completa para iPad. Não se sabe ainda porque eles não liberaram para o público, mas a versão iPad do Facebook traz várias mudanças no layout, adaptando-se bem ao tablet. Feito grande parte em HTML5, o app funciona muito bem no iOS, com acesso a quase todos os serviços. Inclusive o chat. Ainda
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Ändert man die ‘UIDeviceFamily‘ in der aktuellen Facebook-Anwendung für das iPhone (kostenlos; App Store-Link), erhält man eine angepasste und bereits funktionsfähige iPad-App. Nach Jailbreak, SSH-Verbindung, Eintrag in der Info.plist und einem Neustart kann ich bestätigen, dass der Zuckerberg-Konzern bislang einfach nur noch nicht den Schalter für das Tablet-Programm umlegte. Die Entdeckung stammt vom Kanadier @AeroEchelon, der sich durch den Programmcode arbeitete. TechCrunchs MG Siegler führte den Tweet etwas länger und illustrierter aus. Die vollwertig anmutende Integration lässt Rückschlüsse auf einen späteren Universal-Build zu. Eine Optimierung, die auch dem Konkurrenten Google+ gut zu Gesicht stehen würde. Warum kompliziert, wenn’s auch einfach (+ ohne Jailbreak) geht? Hier die dazugehörige Anleitung.
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Many Facebook users who rely on the site's iPhone app are in an uproar over problems with the latest update to the application. Released June 29, the 3.4.3 update to Facebook's iPhone app was supposed to fix various bugs. But it seems to have done the opposite. Since its debut, the latest version has picked up almost 19,000 one-star reviews in Apple's App Store, with users complaining of crashes, freezes, slowness, a chat mode that doesn't work, and a host of other issues. In response to the glitches, Facebook had promised to release another update yesterday, according to the Financial Times and other sources. However, as of early Friday, the version was still stuck at 3.4.3. Launched in 2008, Facebook's iPhone app has proved popular and in the past garnered generally favorable reviews. But the new version is causing bad blood among the faithful. Some analysts say Facebook has been ignoring
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So you’ve got your new iPhone, you’ve activated it with iTunes and now you’re keen to get started – but modern smartphone ownership is all about the apps, and without them there isn’t all that much to do. But with the App Store brimming with more than 400,000 apps to download, how does a new user know where to start? This is where you need our iPhone Starter Kit! Here are ten applications you should download to get the most out of your new device. They’re going to cost a total of $13.93/£9.73 (excluding the GPS apps), but we consider them to be standout examples of their genre, and worth every penny. Even though we’ve not included the usual social networking apps such as Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Foursquare, they’re all available too. There’s a reason Camera+ usually turns up on must-have iPhone apps lists, it’s really good! Aside from adding
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Dear Google: Today started out like any other day. After opening my eyes and wiping the drool off the edge of my lips I reached for my iPhone and began what I call “the cycle”. First, open up “Sunrise Sunset Lite“, a neat little application that uses my current location to calculate when dawn and dusk take place and then displays how many hours and minutes of sunlight I can expect to experience. Live in Finland as long as I have, and you’ll know why this is precious information. Next, open up “XE Currency” to see how the Euro and American Dollar are doing; it’s a basic way to gauge the health of both the American economy and the Euro Zone. After that it’s time to crack open “Facebook” and see which of my friends had a party last night and uploaded hilarious photos of their drunken adventures, and to read
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Over the years, I’ve owned more smartphones than I care to count. From BlackBerry to webOS to Android, I’ve had just about every platform in my pockets – often two or more at a time. However, there was one smartphone and platform that has remained with me regardless of the other devices I’ve carried – the iPhone. And really, the biggest reason for my devotion to the platform is its wealth of high-quality apps. When friends and family jump on the iPhone bandwagon, the first question they usually ask me is, “What apps should I get?” It really all depends on what you plan on using your phone for. Are you a photo junkie? Do you find yourself on social networking services more than you actually network in person with friends and acquaintances? Or do you just want some games and news apps to pass the time while you’re on your
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Thursday is Social Media Day, so in honor of that, I’d like to offer a few tips about making your iPhone a more social device. It’d be easy to just say “register as a developer and install iOS 5,” since that brings Twitter integration, but here are some options that don’t cost $99 and involve using pre-release software on your primary device. This is actually a tip for your Mac, but it makes it much easier to share photos to Facebook and Flickr if you set up Events in iPhoto ’11 that you can dump content to in bulk. Using uploading apps on the iPhone itself usually works best if you’re only doing one photo at a time, and if you’re on vacation, that can get annoying very fast. Connecting your social accounts in iPhoto will make it much easier to create organized albums on Facebook and Flicker with only a
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By Leanna Lofte, Wednesday, Jun 29, 2011 | Facebook for iPhone received an update today, and despite being absent from the release notes, profile pages have received a UI change. The change brings uniformity to the app in that you will find Share Photo and Write Post buttons across the top of profile pages. These are similar to the Photo, Status, and Check-in buttons on the news feed. Here are the traditionally cryptic release notes that Facebook did include with the update: I am always bothered when Facebook doesn’t inform us exactly which of the many bugs have been fixed, so if you’ve discovered what some of them are, please let us know! What do you think about the new profile pages? UPDATE: @SohrobN has let us know that you can now save photos with the Facebook app! Just tap the arrow while viewing a photo and tap Save Photo. UPDATE:
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According to the New York Times, Facebook is finally making an official iPad app. While Facebook's iPhone app has been in the App Store from day one, it's been a long, long wait for an iPad version of the popular social networking site. When asked about the possibility of an iPad app last November, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg reportedly said such an app wasn't in the works because "The iPad isn't mobile." It looks like that was an ephemeral "no" worthy of Steve Jobs. According to the Times, Facebook's iPad app has been in testing for nearly a year, and Zuckerberg himself has been closely involved in its development. People familiar with the app's development say its design is "slick" and well-optimized for the iPad's screen, and it includes photo/video uploading features tied directly to the iPad 2's built-in cameras. Thus far, iPad users unsatisfied with the way Facebook's site functions
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By Leanna Lofte, Wednesday, Apr 20, 2011 | Facebook for iPhone has been updated with the ability to stalk find your friends. Apple was rumored to have been working on Find my Friends, did Facebook just beat them to the punch? Also, anyone else wish Facebook would explicitly list which bugs have been fixed? If you’ve noticed any fixed bugs (or the arrival of new ones) let us know in the comments below!
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Careful watchers of the top charts on the App Store have noticed an interesting trend over the weekend with various apps inexplicably substantially changing position. Previously (and possibly still currently) Apple seemed to use the number of downloads an app had to form both the top free and paid lists. While this method might have made sense originally, gaming these download-only lists has turned into a remarkably profitable enterprise for those that have apps with a large install base which also have a way to push users into downloading other apps. If you've played a freemium game lately that offered some kind of benefit for downloading a completely different game, chances are the developer behind the title you're being incentivized into downloading paid the original developer a bucket full of money for that promotion. For both developers it's a win/win situation, one (often) gets a fat stack of cash while the
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Q. How can you post pictures to Facebook from the iPad’s Photos app? The “Choose File” button on Facebook is grayed out when I try to select a picture. A. Uploading photos to Facebook through the iPad’s Safari browser does not work like it does when using Facebook with a Web browser on a regular computer. The “Choose File” button is grayed out here because Facebook’s photo-uploader tool looks for files stored within traditional operating systems — and not on the iPad’s iOS system. There are, however, several ways to post pictures on the iPad directly to Facebook. One way is to use the familiar “Upload a Photo” option on the Facebook page — but instead of the Choose File button, click on the “Upload via email” link instead. Facebook then supplies an e-mail address for posting images from the iPad’s photo library by sending them as mail attachments. Skipping the
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Facebook actualizó ayer su aplicación para traer algunas mejoras, y aunque seguimos sin ver una versión específica para iPad, nos alegramos de ver cómo siguen trabajando para la versión para iPhone. Ahora podremos borrar contactos desde nuestro iPhone y lo que es aún más interesante, podremos señalar en un mapa los eventos a los que hemos decidido asistir. Tambien han mejorado la sección de notificaciones y “últimas noticias”, además de solucionar algunos errores de versiones previas. La actualizacion la teneis disponible ya de manera gratuita en la App Store. Precio: Gratis
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Facebook for iOS has been updated to version 3.4. This update brings expected improvements to the News Feed and notifications, but it also adds a few more useful features. We now have the ability to see where our friends are located in relation to where we are based on their check-in habits. We can also exercise our authority to unfriend anyone for any reason right from our device. Facebook stalking has never been easier. If there’s someone that loves to check-in to places, it’s now easier than ever to know exactly where they are in Google Maps. If you go to the Places icon, you’ll see an option labeled “Maps.” Assuming you have location-based services turned on, you’ll see pictures of your friends on the map. Touching on their pictures will bring up an option to see their location in Google Maps. From Google Maps, you can see exactly where they
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...Facebook updated their iPhone app, adds unfriending, an improved news feed and notifications interface. More info at http://t.co/y9EytCk ㋡...
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posted by Trey Trawick on Monday, April 4, 2011 at 4:01 pm. The official Facebook app for iPhone has been updated with a few notable new features, including the much-needed ability to unfriend people on-the-go. Head on over to the App Store to update. Sadly, there is still no iPad version, and at this point it seems unlikely that Zuck will ever give in—though there are alternatives. What’s New in Version 3.4
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The Facebook iPhone app has just received a substantial update and the 3.4 version allows you to unfriend on the go, as well as adds improvements to the location-based check-in service known as Places. The updated Facebook iPhone app now lets you ditch your pals on the go. As you can see in the video (video below), the unfriending process is pretty simple, as you merely have to click on a friend, hit the options menu, click on “unfriend” and then confirm it. It’s good that Zuckerberg is letting you anti-social on the go. For those of you who aren’t aware, Facebook Places is kind of like other check-in services like Foursquare and Gowalla but not as full featured. That’s changing a little bit with the 3.4 version. First of all, the updated Facebook iPhone app now lets you check in to events. If you’re at a birthday party, it will
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A couple weeks ago, after All Facebook spotted the ability to check-in to Facebook events, the social network confirmed to us that the feature would be launching shortly on the iPhone and their mobile-based touch site. Today, here it is. Version 3.4 of Facebook’s iPhone app actually has a few other nice updates as well. These include the ability to view your friends on a map from the Places area (and it uses Google Maps, not Bing Maps), an “improved” News Feed, an “improved” notifications UI, and the ability to unfriend someone from your phone, finally. But again, the big thing is the Facebook Event check-ins. Previously, you could only check-in via Facebook Places. That meant checking-in to various locations around cities just like you do on Foursquare, Gowalla, Loopt, and others. But now that you can check-in to events themselves, it opens a range of possibilities. You could run contests at
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Facebook has updated its popular iOS app today. The 3.4 version of the app adds several new features, the foremost of which lets you unfriend people right from your iPhone. Besides making it easier to get rid of those annoying "friends," the updated app also features a new map view for Places, the ability to check in to Events that you're attending, an improved News Feed and an improved notifications UI. I was also going to include a screen shot of the new map view in Places, but as of the time of this writing, the Facebook app keeps crashing when I try to view the map. For those of you holding out hope that each new Facebook app updated might bring universal compatibility to the app, you're going to have to hope a little longer as Facebook shows no signs of bringing an iPad app to market in the near
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The annual Academy Awards ceremony takes place on Sunday 27th February, and if you’re at all interested in film then chances are you’ll be watching it live or even holding an Oscar party. Whatever you’re doing, keep your iPhone and iPad to hand and enjoy these Oscar-related applications: This is the official Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences app for the iPhone, where you can see the nominees, view trailers for all the films plus make you own predictions on who will win. Free. A universal app for the iPhone and iPad, this comes from ABC Digital and will stream live coverage from cameras along the Red Carpet, the Kodak Theater and the Governor’s Ball. This is an ideal companion piece to the television coverage. $0.99, US-Only. An essential app not just for Oscar night, but for every movie fan all the time! It’s universal for both the iPhone and
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You got your Verizon iPhone. It’s time to know about the Best Apps available for the device. We’re here to help you do that. This list is made up of some of our past favorites, compiled–for your convenience–into one massive posts to help your find the best applications for the Verizon iPhone. Hit the jump for the full list: 1) Fluent News (free) This is probably the best news App for your iPhone. It takes news from various sources and puts them on a single page. The only downside is that you will probably see some repeats as it tends to gather news from all the top publications. This is a free App that streamlines the news into one page for easy viewing on your iPhone. Simply touch a headline to view the full story. Push notifications can alert you when breaking news happens. This is the ultimate entertainment App on
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Interested in knowing which are the best, most must-have instant messenger (IM) apps for your iPhone? Eager to get you chat on via AIM/MobileMe, MSN/Windows Live, Yahoo!, GoogleTalk, Facebook, MySpace, and/or Jabber but need to know which client supports what and how well? Well read on for TiPb’s top 5 most recommended IM/instant messenger clients for iPhone! Beejive is probably one of the most popular IM clients for iOS, and for good reason. It supports almost any messenger client you can think of and is completely customizable. Beejive has been making IM clients for a very long time, and it shows. I remember purchasing Beejive for my Blackberry several years ago. Even then, it was an extremely reliable choice. It comes packed with features such as support for multiple accounts, push notifications, picture sharing, custom backgrounds and chat bubbles, and much more. I have always found it to be extremely efficient
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This morning I spoke with Jessica Cole from Kanex, a two-year-old company which offers many products that add HDMI capability to your Mac. The current generation of their line adds audio pass-through via HDMI. The offerings range between the iAdapt HDMI V2 (US$29.95), a small box that plugs into Mini DisplayPort and allows you to plug in an HDMI cable, giving you audio support and 1080p video to a TV, projector or anything else with an HDMI input. I was shown the Mini DisplayPort to HDMI 10-foot cable ($44.95), which is sold exclusively at Apple stores and contains a 10-foot HDMI cable so that you don't have to buy and plug in your own. "We're very excited to have our product as an Apple Store exclusive," said Jessica (whose favorite three apps are Facebook, Pandora and Facegoo). The most interesting product that I found was the Kanex XD ($149.99), a magical
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I’m sure it comes as no surprise that there were plenty of iOS devices under the tree this Christmas season. Most of you either gave, or saw a loved one receive a new iPod Touch, iPad or iPhone. Two very prominent applications in the App Store, Facebook and Tap Tap Revenge, have shared their download numbers from the holidays. The results are very impressive. Both Facebook and Tap Tap Revenge 4 have sat comfortably near the top of the App Store charts for quite some time, and TTR4 has been the number one app for several days. Both of the apps had huge download spikes this past weekend, giving us a good idea of how many iOS devices were opened for Christmas… The official Facebook app was downloaded over one million times on Christmas day alone. The app gained a total of 4.5 million new users for the month of December, going from 53 to
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Pour observer si les iDevices ont été un cadeau de Noël prisé pour 2010, le téléchargement d'application et de jeu sur l'AppStore est un très bon révélateur. Ainsi, le réseau social de Mark Zuckerberg a enregistré 1 million d'utilisateur supplémentaire depuis un iPhone le temps d'un weekend ! Le jeu musical de Tapulous n'est pas en reste. Si l'iTunes connect permettant de lancer ou mettre à jour ses applications sur l'AppStore est actuellement fermé, la plateforme de téléchargement n'a visiblement pas chômé autour de Noël. Comme le montre le graphique suivant, Facebook pour iPhone est passé de 55,7 millions à 57,3 millions d'utilisateurs actifs entre le 24 décembre et hier ! Depuis Thanskgiving (25 novembre 2010), le réseau social a gagné plus de 5 millions d'utilisateurs sur iOS. Tabulous, éditeur de Tap Tap Revenge 4, indique que cette édition a été téléchargée deux fois plus que la précédente à Noël 2009.
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...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Facebook http://bit.ly/ZWKBO...
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Posted 12/25/2010 at 7:28pm | by Joe Rybicki Someone must love you very much. How else to explain the fact that you were given an awesome new iPhone or iPod for the holidays? You must have come out well on the "nice" side of the whole naughty/nice continuum. Congrats! But now what? You've got this highly advanced device that you've heard so much about -- how are you ever going to get up to speed? Don't worry, we're here to help, with 10 simple activities designed to get you comfortable with your new acquisition. The Little Black Book may not be the most practical iPhone case, but it sure is pretty. Ooh, shiny! Look at that slick, sleek slab of technology. It'd be a shame if anything happened to it, wouldn't it? That's why the first thing you'll want to do is get yourself some protection. Have a look at our
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Facebook has returned with yet another update on their iPhone app. This latest brings the version up to 3.3.3 and includes quite a few improvements and fixes. In other words, this update is not going to be packed with new features, but it should still be a welcomed update for those who use the Facebook iPhone app on a regular basis. With that, version 3.3.3 brings;
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Au menu de ce 20 décembre sur l'AppStore, quatre applications majeures proposent une mise à jour. 15 nouveaux niveaux, fiabilité accrue du chat, carte plus récente et alertes buts sont les principaux ajouts apportés. Commençons par Angry Birds HD pour iPad. Disponible à 3,99 € sur l'AppStore, cette version 1.5.0 donne donc accès à 15 niveaux supplémentaires, mais également à un nouveau thème (Frontier Badlands), un nouveau Golden Egg, assure la compatibilité avec le Game Center, et introduit le "Mighty Eagle" dans le jeu. Où s'arrêtera cette poule aux oeufs d'or ??? L'appli Facebook - gratuite sur l'AppStore - en est elle à sa version 3.3.3. Point de maléfice dans ces chiffres : il s'agit essentiellement de corrections de bugs dans l'interface utilisateur, le chat et les messages, ou encore la fonction Places. Pas de profonde transformation du côté du réseau social de Mark Zuckerberg (élu homme de l'année 2010 par
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Released to the App Store earlier today for your consumption, the Facebook for iPhone app has gone to version 3.3.3. While the list of enhancements and improvements in the new release may not be stellar, many of the updates are certainly noteworthy. They are: Probably the most notable update for you all is the attention given to the frequent crash issue. If you’ve been having troubles with the app crashing from time to time… give Facebook for iPhone an update, and it may *fingers crossed* be smooth sailing yet again. Kudos to the Facebook team for yet another solid update… However, I’m still waiting on an official iPad app. C’mon guys, please tell me a new version for iPad is coming soon? If you’re already a user of Facebook for iPhone, simply check your updates panel within the App Store. Click the install link and you’re off to the races. If
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Although there are no completely new features to speak of, iPhone users will be happy to know that the Facebook 3.3.3 update has added a handful of meaningful improvements that include numerous bug fixes and a couple of UI enhancements. If you've been experiencing frequent crashes on the app, Facebook has included an instant remedy for that and a few other things, as well: - 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 With some active monthly users of this wildly popular iOS app, it amazes me that Facebook is still lagging on launching an official HD version of their app for iPad. It's painfully obvious that the iPad app is long over due.
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posted by D. St. Charles on Sunday, December 19, 2010 at 12:08 pm. Facebook has released version 3.3.3. for the iPhone and iPod. The update fixes some bugs and corrects some usage issues. As reported in iTunes: - 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 Unfortunately, there is still no sign of an iPad native app.
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Apple has compiled a list called their 2010 Rewind. In it, they have named the top Apps of the year, and gathered them all up into one page so that they can easily be found. Let’s take a look at their top Apps in each category. On this list, you will find Apple’s best apps of 2010. Everything from best iPhone games of 2010 to best educational apps of 2010. Note that these are not our picks (though many of our favorites did make the list) but it’s a compilation of Apple’s favorite Apps of the 2010. Let’s take a look at Apple’s iTunes 2010 rewind: Shoot, Edit, Share – Best of iPhone Camera Utility Apps of 2010 1) Hipstamatic – 99 cents 2) Path – Free 3) Instagram – Free 4) Pocketbooth – 99 cents 5) iMovie – $4.99 6) Splice – Video Editor – 99 cents 7)
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In unregelmäßigen Abständen halte ich an dieser Stelle meine ersten beiden Homescreen-Seiten vom iPhone fest. Zuletzt erfolgte dies im August 2010, Januar 2010 sowie September 2009. Für mich von Spannung ist dabei welche Apps sich immer noch auf meinem Geräte befinden, welche komplett verschwanden oder sich eventuell (nur) verschoben haben. Dabei greife ich die (für mich) wesentlichen Änderungen heraus. Ansonsten überraschend wenig Veränderungen: BeejiveIM flog dank Push-Benachrichtigungen in einen Ordner auf der zweiten Seite. Außerdem verstecken sich innerhalb der Ordner folgende Apps*: Amazon.de (kostenlos; App Store-Link), Convertbot (1.59 €; App Store-Link), AnalyticsPro (5.49 €; App Store-Link), Delivery Status touch (3.99 €; universal; App Store-Link), Dropbox (kostenlos; universal; App Store-Link), iCabMobile (1.59 €; universal; App Store-Link), Skype (kostenlos; App Store-Link), WeatherPro (2.99 €; App Store-Link), Pastebot (2.99 €; App Store-Link), LogMeIn (23.99 €; universal; App Store-Link), OffMaps (1.59 €; universal; App Store-Link), Kik (kostenlos; App Store-Link), PayPal (kostenlos; App Store-Link), Linkie (0.79
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This post originally appeared on the American Express OPEN Forum, where Mashable regularly contributes articles about leveraging social media and technology in small business. The statistics indicate that small businesses with corporate blogs receive 55% more web traffic than small businesses that don’t blog. That’s why it is so important for companies to explore the possibility of adding blogs to their marketing and social strategies. Blogging isn’t just writing posts. You have to choose images for your posts, monitor your blogging platform and analytics, market your blog and constantly think about new post ideas. To keep your blogging activities flexible, there are several iPhone apps that you can use. This allows you to keep up with your blog no matter where you are. These 16 apps will help you do just that. Add your favorite apps for blogging in the comments below. BlogPress ($2.99) provides complete mobile blogging, including text, images
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...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Facebook http://bit.ly/ZWKBO...
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Facebook's latest iPhone update adds the ability to set account and privacy settings from within the app, in a sense. Facebook is one of the most popular apps on the iPhone, and as of today it’s getting an important privacy update. New in version 3.3.2 is the ability to change your privacy and account settings directly from the app itself. Previously, Facebook users would have to log into Facebook.com in their browser in order to change settings, but those practically prehistoric days are now far behind us. Actually, we shouldn’t get too excited just yet as the requirement to go into the browser hasn’t been removed, but rather reworked so it’s slightly less cumbersome. Now whenever users pull up their account they’ll be presented with the ability to tap a button to chance their privacy and security settings. Once tapped, the app redirects the user to their settings on Facebook.com, allowing
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Facebook recently rolled out a rather nice update in terms of their iPhone and iPod touch app. The latest update brings the app up to version 3.3.2 and should make it that much nicer for those who rarely if ever login to Facebook by way of a regular computer and regular browser. The latest update has added goodies to include account and privacy settings. What’s New in Version 3.3.2
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La aplicación de Facebook ha recibido una nueva actualización menor, añadiendo un acceso directo a las opciones de nuestra cuenta, de privacidad y al centro de ayuda, además de corregir un bug que había a la hora de subir imágenes a álbumes concretos. Disponible: App Store Precio: Gratis
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posted by studangerous on Monday, November 15, 2010 at 1:17 am. Facebook’s biggest challenge to date has been to manage data-mining its behemoth database of personal data to turn a free service into a profit without going so far that it causes offense and implodes the user base. Initial attempts were problematic and user-unfriendly but fortunately the financial rewards from social network gaming and in-game sales took sufficient pressure off the bottom line that they could afford to be more calculated, careful and less underhand in their manipulation of user data. So it’s good to see that at long last our trusty Facebook iPhone & iPad apps have been updated to include general and privacy settings, even if these features aren’t ‘in-app’ and just a browser redirect to your facebook settings page… another very slow and small step in the right direction. - Access account settings, privacy settings and Help
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Alors que les rumeurs tablaient sur une version Facebook pour iPad ou un Facebook Phone, la réunion « spéciale mobile » d'hier a finalement été l'occasion pour Mark Zuckerberg, le fondateur de Facebook, de dévoiler la mise à jour de l'application Facebook pour iPhone. Estampillée 3.3, cette nouvelle version de Facebook pour iPhone apporte quelques nouveautés, notamment un nouveau bouton appelé « Groupes ». Ce dernier permet de partager des photos et des messages au sein d'un groupe d'amis. Autre nouveauté, la fonctionnalité « Deals » qui permettra de bénéficier de réductions et autres offres promotionnelles chez de nombreux partenaires. Concrètement, il suffira de se géo-localiser via le bouton « Places » pour voir apparaitre des offres personnalisées proposées dans des magasins situés à proximité du lieu où se trouve l'utilisateur. Pour le moment, cette fonctionnalité est disponible uniquement aux Etats-Unis. Enfin, cette nouvelle version corrige également quelques bugs. Pour la
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Mark Zuckerberg took center stage at a Facebook Live event today, introducing several new Facebook features and an update to the Facebook iPhone app. Rumors of a Facebook phone have been circulating for a while, but these turned out to be unfounded and the ‘mobile’ aspect of the event was in fact software based. There are three new additions to the app. The first is an update of Places, their own location check-in service, where you’ll now be able to share pictures and posts related to your location with a selection of friends. Next is Deals, which also links in with Places, allowing retailers to provide coupons and special offers to users nearby. Finally, support for Facebook Groups has been added. Mr. Zuckerberg didn’t mention the iPad until he was asked about it during the Q&A, where he initially brushed off a question asking why there wasn’t a dedicated app with the
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At a media event held today, Facebook announced a new push into mobile, bringing updates to the company's Android and iOS applications and rolling out a new single sign on service that will allow users logged into the company's applications to also access other applications such as Flixster, Groupon, and Loopt. Single sign on is currently available on a handful of Android applications, with support for iPhone apps coming soon. On the iOS front, Facebook announced an update to its application for the iPhone and iPod touch, bringing support for the enhanced "Groups" functionality rolled out recently and new features for the "Places" functionality, including the ability to find deals and a new option to "star" friends in the Places list to make it easier to check in with them. Using Places on the iPhone already lets you share where you are and find nearby friends. Now with the iPhone 3.3
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Posted 10/04/2010 at 12:36pm | by Andrew Hayward Each new iPhone has offered fresh and fantastical ways to improve your daily life, but the epic tag-team of the iPhone 4 and iOS 4 deliver the greatest set of tools and features to date. With the introduction of FaceTime video calls, multitasking, and the high resolution Retina display, the iPhone 4 has moved even further away from being just a powerful phone and web-surfing device. Now more than ever, the iPhone is a true lifestyle-enhancing accessory. Between the built-in features and the hundreds of thousands of options in the App Store, not to mention a few key accessories, the iPhone 4 can be figuratively formed and changed to fit your daily needs, whether you’re planning your daily commute, knocking out items on your to-do list, or simply looking to try a new restaurant. With this wide-ranging versatility in mind, we’ve come up
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Los que teneis instalada la aplicación Facebook con la versión 3.2.2 os habreis dado cuenta de que precisamente bien, no va. Así que en la compañía se han puesto las pilas y acaban de lanzar una actualización para corregir los fallos que hacían que la aplicación se cerrara cada dos por tres. Así que no lo penseis dos veces, si sois adictos a la red social, corred a descargar esta nueva actualización, vuestra paciencia os lo agradecerá. Precio: Gratis
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Der Kurzmitteilungsdienst ‘Twitter’ kaufte im April 2010 die App-Store-Anwendung ‘Tweetie 2′ von Loren Brichter. Seit dem 19. Mai ist die iPhone-App unter dem Namen ‘Twitter‘ (kostenlos; App Store-Link) im App Store verfügbar; heute folgt die Umstellung auf eine ‘universal’ Anwendung, die den Webservice über ein natives iOS-Programm am iPad benutzbar macht. Durch ein abermals verändertes Software-Design muss sich auch bei dieser Veröffentlichung die Konkurrenz kräftig anschnallen. TechCrunch titelt: “Twitter Just Killed Something Else: Their Own Website. Twitter For iPad Is That Good.” und beschreibt damit ‘verschiebbare Fensterelemente’, die man so noch in keiner populären iPad-Anwendung gesehen hat. Auf den mittlerweile von Twitter bezahlten Loren Brichter, der auch in diesen Programmcode seine Finger steckte, fällt bekanntlich das ‘Pull-to-Refresh’-Konzept. Dabei ließ sich der Twitter-Zeitstrahl aktualisierten, wenn man sich an die oberste Fenster-Position klammerte. Viele Programme kopierten diese Software-Aufmachung. Als Facebook (kostenlos; App Store-Link) ‘Pull-to-Refresh’ integrierte, wurde sich anschließend kräftig für die Leihgabe entschuldigt.
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Facebook has posted some pretty impressive numbers regarding its mobile users recently, including a developer saying there are more than 150 million active mobile Facebook users. The site itself has more than 500 million members. - 12 million are using the Android client - Nearly 59 million are using the Blackberry client - 105 million are using the iPhone client* - The rest are using clients built for Palm, T-Mobile's Sidekick and more. *Note these numbers were pulled at 11:20 a.m. EST and are updated frequently. Wait a minute ... 105 million? Steve Jobs indicated at WWDC in June that the 100 millionth iOS device (spanning iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch) would be sold that month. With the flurry of iPhone 4 sales since then, it's no surprise that there's more than 100 million iOS devices out there in the wild. But are all of them really running Facebook? You can
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By Rene Ritchie, Monday, Aug 23, 2010 | Facebook promised a fix for ailing iPhone users and here it (apparently is) — Facebook for iPhone 3.2.2. They claim it fixes the login issue, which seems to have been primarily caused by conflicts with some Jailbreak apps. We’ll let you be the judges of that, however. Working now?
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23 ago Posted 23/08/2010 by Filippo Bigarella in App Store. Taggato con: Facebook. Produttore: Facebook | Download: AppStore | Prezzo: Gratis E’ stata appena rilasciata su AppStore la versione 3.2.2 dell’applicazione ufficiale Facebook, che vi permette di restare sempre in contatto con gli amici del famoso Social Network. L’aggiornamento include un importante bug fix all’applicazione. Grazie a questo update viene risolto il problema del login che impediva agli utenti di autenticarsi correttamente per poter accedere all’applicazione. Facebook è compatibile con iPhone, iPod touch ed iPad, richiede il firmware 3.0 o superiori ed è localizzato in molte lingue tra cui l’Italiano.
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Continuing in my short lived residency here at iDB is my Friday rant that is usually based off a particular story in the week that rubbed me the wrong way. When we reported about Facebook adding GPS check in capabilities I knew my topic had been sealed. I will preface my outburst by informing you all that I am one of the few individuals I know who doesn’t have a profile in the world’s biggest social platform. I had one for less than a month and every lousy expectation I envisioned came to life. I have no bones to pick with users who have Facebook accounts. If I did I would have almost no one to talk to. My beef comes from the irresponsible undertones involved with the new Places feature embedded within the iPhone app. I have yet to hear a responsible or even reasonable explanation for desiring to participate
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While the new "Places" GPS check-in feature got most of the attention in Facebook for iPhone's latest update, a more subtle feature made its way into the app's interface: pull to refresh. Users of the official Twitter for iPhone app, previously known as Tweetie, will recognize this UI feature right away, because Tweetie creator Loren Brichter pioneered it and even filed a patent application for it. If you haven't had the chance to "pull to refresh," it takes advantage of the iPhone's "spring-loaded" page dragging behavior by refreshing content when you navigate to the top of a list and drag down. It's a neat UI trick, and once you use it a few times, you'll wonder why Apple didn't think of it. Facebook thought pull to refresh was a neat trick, too ... so neat that Facebook allegedly "appropriated" some open source code in order to intro the feature on its
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...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Facebook http://bit.ly/ZWKBO...
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Alexia Tsotsis currently works for TechCrunch as a writer. She is also a blogger who attended the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, CA. She majored in Writing and Art, moving to New York City shortly after graduation to work in the Entertainment/Media industry. After four years of living in New York City and attending courses at New York... → Learn More Attention those who still remember their parents’ stacks of old Thomas Guides, Google Maps for Mobile has hit a userbase milestone. More than 100 million people a month use the service across various mobile devices, according to a very interestingly-timed post on the Google Blog. With GPS killing Android-only features like Google Maps Navigation, as well the increasing Google Maps reliance of app developers who want to power location-based services through the iPhone, it’s no surprise that the extremely useful service has grown exponentially since its launch in
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Facebook has rolled out another update for their iPhone and iPod touch app, and with some disappointment—it is still not iPad compatible. That said, this latest update did bring some new and welcomed features. First and foremost, the Facebook app is now at version 3.2. As for the changes, those include some new features and well as some bug fixes. The new features includes Places as well as the ability to set the privacy on individual status updates and the ability to see all recipients of inbox messages. In addition there was also background support added for photo and video uploads. The bug fixes are said to include issues with Notes, the News Feed and a delay when commenting on a post or posting a status update. And while the background uploads are nice and the new privacy settings for individual updates are welcomed, perhaps the biggest addition came in the
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Late Wednesday evening, Facebook added a location check-in feature to their hugely popular iPhone app. “Places” is the official title, and the social media kingpin is expected to be the eventual champion of such (GPS) location based utilities. Similar applications allow you to publicly announce your whereabouts, with Gowalla and Foursquare among the most popular. At least they were. The Washington Post is among the seemingly endless sources that report once a user “Checks In”, their location is broadcasted on both their personal and public feed. Security adjustments can be made within your profile to change just how known your want your movements to be. This seems certain to be a dagger to Foursquare and company, but Facebook’s approach doesn’t have the add-ons that other apps have. In Foursquare, you’re awarded various badges and even mayorships based on the frequency and uniqueness of your visits. Places seems to simply announce your position
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If you've ever wished Facebook would integrate some of the functionality of online check-in apps like Gowalla or Foursquare, you're in luck. The Facebook for iPhone app has been updated to version 3.2 and includes a new feature called "Places." Places is Facebook's stab at sharing locations with friends via GPS tagging; by tapping a "Check in" button and choosing a location near you, you'll be able to share your current location in your friends' news feeds. Your check-in will also show up on the location's Recent Activity page, assuming the location has a Facebook page. So, you can look forward to a lot of "Johnny Appleseed is at Target in University Heights" posts in your Facebook News Feed in the near future. Hooray? You'll also be able to tag any friends who are with you, and you can see other Facebook users at that location by checking the "People Here
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19 ago Posted 19/08/2010 by Filippo Bigarella in App Store. Taggato con: Facebook. Produttore: Facebook | Download: AppStore | Prezzo: Gratis Facebook, l’applicazione ufficiale del famoso social network, è stata appena aggiornata alla versione 3.2, introducendo alcune nuove funzioni e qualche bug fix. Con questo update in particolare viene introdotto il supporto a Places, una novità assoluta per Facebook presentata poche ore fa; purtroppo però questa funzione non è ancora disponibile in Italia. Vediamo insieme il changelog completo con tutti i cambiamenti apportati. Introduzione di Places, la nuova funzione di Facebook che permette di vedere dove siano i nostri amici e condividere la nostra posizione, un po’ come le geolocalizzazione di Twitter. Purtroppo però, come potete vedere dallo screenshot, non è ancora disponibile in Italia Facebook è compatibile con iPhone, iPod touch e iPad, richiede il firmware 3.0 o successive ed è localizzata in Italiano e altre lingue. AGGIORNAMENTO: Stando ad
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By Rene Ritchie, Thursday, Aug 19, 2010 | Facebook’s iPhone app has been updated to version 3.2 and, among other things, brings support for the new Places service that lets you see where your friends are and what location-based social activities they’re up to. (At least in the US, when I tried it it said it wasn’t yet available in my region.) What else is new? Places will also offer integration with existing location-based apps like Gowalla. If you’ve tried it out, let us know how Facebook places is working for you on your iPhone… [iTunes link, thanks to everyone who sent this in!]
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At Facebook’s Places event earlier tonight, they noted that their iPhone app would be updated tonight with the new check-in functionality. Sure enough, here it is. Though the App Store update alert hasn’t kicked in yet, if you go to the actual page and redownload it, it should be the latest version (version 3.2). As you can see, the new Places area is front and center in the app. Clicking on it brings up a list of your friends who have recently checked in to various places. Clicking on those friends shows more details about the place they are at. Friend check-ins are sorted by those friends who are nearby and those who are elsewhere. Your stream will now show these Places check-ins as well. One thing that’s oddly tricky is actually checking-in yourself. I seriously cannot figure out how to do it right now. Lemme know what I’m missing. We
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By Leanna Lofte, Wednesday, Aug 18, 2010 | How does a high school student use his iPhone to get the job done and what iPhone apps help get him through his day? TiPb’s iPhone at work contest aims to bring you just such slices of the iPhone life. Here’s michaelchang516′s answer and as a small token of thanks we’re sending him a $20 iTunes gift certificate. If you want to see your name up on the TiPb home page and get a gift certificate all your own, head on over to the TiPb iPhone Forum and share your story now! I’m a high school student going into my Junior year in September in Taiwan. I’m also the president of our grade and also a leader at the local youth group. So I use my iPhone along with my Mac to do the tasks I have, and also have fun at the
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by Android users, rejoice! Facebook CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg will now be forced to feel your pain. The Android app for Facebook could be charitably described as less functional than the iPhone app. We’re sure there are good reasons for this, the greatest of which is likely market share. With iOS-running phones composing more than half of all smartphones, according to recent research, it’s in Facebook’s best interest to focus on this segment first. Still, for the ever-growing number of Android device users who also would like a little Facebook mobile action, the pared-down feature set of Facebook for Android makes us feel neglected — the redheaded stepchildren of Facebook mobile users. But now that “Zuck” is one of us, all that’s about to change… right? Historically, Facebook has made fairly few gestures toward the Android platform. It launched its official Android app last fall and rolled out an SDK
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With the undeniable popularity and success of the iPhone 4 (despite the antenna debacle), iPad, and ever-increasing Mac sales, Apple is gaining customers faster than ever. If you're thinking about making the switch, this could be your perfect setup. Component one: iPhone 4 Now in its fourth iteration, Apple's iPhone has forever changed the mobile phone landscape by thrusting touch-screen technology to the tips of every tech geek's tongue and every consumer's wish list. Despite its early and somewhat overblown issues, iPhone 4 has had record-setting sales. With the exception of the complaints from a vocal minority regarding its antenna, critics love the iPhone 4. Think of iPhone 4 as your mobile communications component in this setup. With it, you can send text messages; make calls; send e-mail, instant messages, and tweets; update Facebook; and check in with Foursquare. Of course, you can play games and download other apps to the
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Our next installment in our Back to School guide is aimed at iPhone and iPod users. Check out some of our picks for must haves, cool gadgets, and more. Originally $79.99 (New Model Coming Soon), Blue Microphones Even if your iPhone has a built-in mic, a good external mic like this one from Blue will help you record your lectures for later playback. This particular Mikey is coming later this summer, so keep an eye on it as the current model doesn’t work well with the iPhone 4. $79.95, Apple Store What better way to listen to those recorded notes or relax with some tunes than through a good pair of speakers? The Philips DS3000 speaker dock is one of many great options. This particular model features the ability to sync with your computer, provides an external line out and can also run off batteries for portable use. $19.95 – $29.95,
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...@appstorehq: The most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Facebook http://bit.ly/ZWKBO...
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...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Facebook http://bit.ly/ZWKBO...
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Posted 07/01/2010 at 8:04am | by Florence Ion Calling all social networking addicts! Your trusty Facebook app has now been updated for iPhone 4 users. The app includes faster app switching and high-resolution icons, as well as Russian and Korean localizations and several bug fixes. The newly update Facebook app will enable you, the multitasker, to bounce in and out of the app without losing your place, so you won't have to scroll from the beginning of your friend's photos of their latest summer boating trip. The app has also been optimized to look the best it can in your iPhone 4's high resolution display. What are you waiting for? Go and get it! Tags:
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It looks like the Facebook app for the iPhone and iPod touch has been updated. This latest version is now at 3.1.4 and it has been updated for iOS 4. The updates include support for fast app switching, plus the icons are now high-resolution. Which should ultimately make the Facebook app look a little nicer on the iPhone 4. Additionally there was also support added for Korean and Russian languages as well as the fairly standard “minor bug fixes.” Except this time they did not mention specifically which bugs have been corrected. In the end this is a welcomed update, and the app remains available as a free download. Still, one can hope for a universal update that brings support for a proper iPad version is also in the works.
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Esta mañana, la aplicación oficial de Facebook, se ha actualizado con varias mejoras. Disponible: App Store Precio: Gratis
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...4 version of Facebook available now in the App Store: http://bit.ly/adaLep...
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...update ahora, http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/facebook/id284882215?mt=8...
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...de Facebook per iOS amb fast app switching (multitasca) i ressolució adaptada a l'iPhone 4 http://bit.ly/c7NF4H ^PM...
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1 Jul 2010 alle 02:48 Produttore: Facebook | Download Via: AppStore | Prezzo: Gratis E’ appena stato rilasciato un nuovo aggiornamento per l’applicazione ufficiale di Facebook, il più famoso dei social network, che arriva alla versione 3.1.4. E’ un’aggiornamento minore in quanto, principalmente, viene aggiunto il pieno supporto ad iOS 4. Vediamo di seguito le novità. Correte ad aggiornare!
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The Facebook app has gotten its iOS 4 facelift, with fast app switching and a few other goodies (Korean and Russian localizations, oh my!) making up the bulk of the improvements. There are also minor bug fixes and some higher-resolution icons. You can go ahead and pick Facebook 3.1.4 here. [Thanks, Casey!]
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MG Siegler is a general partner at CrunchFund and a columnist for TechCrunch, where he has been writing since 2009. His focus is on Apple. Prior to TechCrunch, MG covered various technology beats for VentureBeat. Originally from Ohio, MG attended the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI. He’s previously lived in Los Angeles where he worked in Hollywood and in... → Learn More Well, it took a bit longer than other iPhone apps that aren’t, you know, the most downloaded apps of all time, but Facebook has finally today updated its iPhone app to be iOS 4-compatible. A couple weeks ago, I ripped Facebook for releasing an update without this support (and a broken UI to boot). Competitors like Twitter and LinkedIn were iOS 4-compatible either before or immediately after the launch of the new OS on the 21st. Facebook version 3.1.4, which has just gone live, finally gets Facebook
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By Rene Ritchie, Thursday, Jun 24, 2010 | Just get a new iPhone or iPod touch and curious which are the best, most must-have apps and games you need to install first? Want to really show off that Retina Display or take advantage of multitasking? Well read on for TiPb’s top 10 most recommended, most must-have iPhone apps to get your started. Just switch to iPhone or Verizon iPhone? Also check out: Facebook is one of the most popular sites on the web, so any wonder it’s once of the most popular apps on iPhone? Sometimes we suspect people live almost entirely in the Facebook app — at least until the phone rings! Sure, you can go to Facebook’s mobile site in Safari but the app offers so much more functionality, from picture uploads to easy Facebook Places and Groups access, it’s earned its place on our home screens. [Free -
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This weekend brought a long awaited update for the Facebook app on the iPhone, except while it has brought some worthwhile additions, given the timing of the update it seems to have left a few key items unmentioned. Lets begin with the good news, what the update has brought to the table. First and foremost, the new version is 3.1.3. That said, the app is now offering the ability to watch Facebook Videos, which for anyone that has use the app can most likely attest to — its about time. Additionally, version 3.1.3 has also brought the ability to view and write on event walls as well as upload photos that are 720 pixels wide. Plus like any good app update there were also a bunch of bug fixes, which in this case include goodies such as the ability to comment on photo that are being accessed from Notifications as well
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Anyone who has used the Facebook app for iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad knows the frustrations of not being able to watch videos. Not only are videos unavailable, but there are numerous other quirks and annoying bugs that inhibit the functionality of the popular social networking app. Well, the 3.1.3 update for the Facebook App has come out, and fortunately it has fixed the video bug, and added some other tweaks to improve users’ experience with the app. Facebook for iPhone, iPod Touch, and the iPad is available for free from the iTunes AppStore.
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posted by Joe Rossignol on Sunday, June 20, 2010 at 1:51 pm. If you’re one of the 55 million people that use Facebook for iPhone, you’ll be happy to hear about the application’s latest update. Over the weekend, Facebook released version 3.1.3 of it’s popular iPhone application (iTunes link). The update allows users to watch videos and upload larger pictures using their iPhone (or any iOS device). And soon, you will also be able to upload videos themselves. If you have already downloaded Facebook for iPhone, check the App Store for the latest update.
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...Facebook app update for iPhone now available in app store. Can play FB Videos! http://bit.ly/aLqxxy...
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There was a time when Facebook was at the forefront of mobile app development. Before there was even an App Store, the web app Facebook put out that was optimized for the iPhone was brilliant. Then the App Store came and with it was a great Facebook native app. Then came version 3 of the app, which was even better. Those days, sadly, are long over. Everyone already knows that the Facebook Android app sucks. The iPhone app, though, thanks largely to version 3, has remained a bright spot. But while some people are gushing today over the latest iPhone update (3.1.3, the first update in a while), I’m not one of those people. First of all, Facebook still has yet to release a native iPad app. This is pretty ridiculous considering that undoubtedly a high percentage of the millions of iPad owners have searched the App Store for a Facebook
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Facebook just updated their iPhone app, fixing bugs and allowing you to watch your friends' silly pets and imbibing feats, in video, right in the palm of your hand. That's nice, Facebook, but where's your iPad app? [iTunes]
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June 19th, 2010 James Isabel One of my most used, and I’m sure of most 18-24 year olds as well, iPhone apps is Facebook. It feels good enough as a mobile version of the popular social network but is missing Facebook Video playback. Now it does! “You can now watch Facebook videos. You can now view and write on walls of events. Uploaded photos are now 720px wide.” While these are the main features, find out the full bug fixes list after the jump. Bug Fixes - Could not comment on photos accessed from Notifications - Could not upload photos smaller than a certain size - No more than 2 notifications were highlighted as unread - Status updates appeared out of order in News Feed - Broken photo album links in News Feed - Birthdays view had months in wrong order - Last section of friend list was incomplete if you
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The Facebook app has just received a 3.1.3 update earlier this morning with the following: That’s right. All you Facebook addicts can now spend even more time stalking friends and watching every video they’ve uploaded right from your iPhone. Not the most productive way to spend your time, but for the countless who can’t get enough of the social network, a more robust Facebook app is always welcome. Facebook , – Free 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. This version contains fixes for the following bugs:
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by Facebook for iPhone 3.1.3 has just been released in the App Store, bringing a series of new features including the ability to play Facebook videos on your phone. Other additions in this update include the ability to view and write on the walls of events, and a new width for the photos you upload: 720px. There’s also a series of bug fixes in the release. You can download the app on iTunes here. While its iPhone app impresses, however, Facebook is still notably without an iPad app. Its Android app, meanwhile, is somewhat lackluster. Thanks to RedmondPie for the heads up.
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19 Jun 2010 alle 05:10 E’ appena stato rilasciato un nuovo aggiornamento per l’applicazione ufficiale di Facebook, il più famoso dei social network, che arriva alla versione 3.1.3. Pur essendo un aggiornamento minore, le novità sono davvero tante e ve le andiamo ad elencare tutte di seguito: Sono inoltre stati risolti i seguenti bug: Correte ad aggiornare! Grazie Stefano Abbate
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...phridays - iphone apps you'll want, and they are phree! Facebook for iPhone: http://dld.bz/eQqt...
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...free iPhone apps for tweetdeck, Facebook, Linkedin http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/facebook/id284882215?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D2...
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Facebook is all fun and games on the iPhone; and why shouldn’t it be? you’ve got scores ways to disseminate your preferences and personal information to the web, all through the lens of ‘social networking’. It wasn’t always that way though, and in lieu of recent official decisions such as the Digital Economy Act, the sharing of personal information makes loads of sense, at least from a witch-hunting perspective. Facebook has had to erode its privacy policies to manage stay on top of the social world; if it hadn’t, it’d be snowed under by the next aggressive phishing trend. Just a friendly reminder to mind your own information whilst farming, mafia’ing, and facing around on the good – and now stodgily pervasive – social network agent.
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By Rene Ritchie, Thursday, Apr 22, 2010 | Apple is keeping up the transition from “app for that” to showing how the iPhone makes its users lives better with three new TV commercials — Family Man, Dog Lover, and Backpacker Family man showcases the built-in Photo app with a video of a child’s birthday, the App Store and purchasing Jamie Oliver’s 20 minute meals [$7.99 - iTunes link] for cooking, and Elmo’s Monster Maker [$3.99 - iTunes link] for the kids on a car trip, and Viper SmartStart [free - iTunes link] for opening the car trunk. Dog lover highlight PetFinder.com [free- iTunes link] to help find that perfect dog, Facebook [free - iTunes link] to share the picture with friends, Hey Walkies [free - iTunes link] to find a place to run, and iCam [$4.99 - iTunes link] to stream the whole thing. Backpacker kicks off a trip to spain
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Apple has released two more iPhone ads: "Backpacker" and "Dog Lover." "Dog Lover" (seen after the break) explores a family adopting a dog and keeping track of it, demonstrating the following apps: Note that Petfinder can also be used if you want to be , I mean find a cat or other animals to adopt. "Backpacker" follows a new college graduate as he makes a trip to Spain and features the following apps in addition to a demo of Photos and the App Store:
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Dog Lover y Backpacker son los dos nuevos anuncios que ha emitido Apple para hacer publicidad de su 3Gs. El primero, como su nombre indica, gira en torno a los perros. Nos muestran aplicaciones como PetFinder para encontrar un perro de adopción, Facebook para compartir fotos de nuestra mascota con los amigos y Hey Walkies, una aplicación que muestra los parques para perros que existen en la ciudad de Nueva York. En el segundo spot quieren demostrar lo valioso que puede ser el iPhone para organizar un viaje poniendo como ejemplo la visita de unos estudiantes a España. El primer paso sería ver las fotos del hotel incluso antes de poder reservarlo. Una vez en España podríamos enviar fotos del viaje a la familia a través del correo. Por último tenemos traductor Jibbingo que nos ayudaría a traducir las frases más utlizadas. Como veis, son sólo algunos ejemplos de cómo aprovechar
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20 Apr 2010 alle 14:26 Apple ha rilasciato due nuovi Spot pubblicitari per l’iPhone 3GS. Questa volta viene mostrata una sola applicazione, dimostrando che grazie all’iPhone è davvero semplice fare shopping. Nello spot di Dog Lover vengono presentate alcune applicazioni consigliate per gli amanti dei cani, la prima è Petfinder [Link iTunes - Gratis] per trovare facilmente un canile, la seconda è Facebook [Link iTunes - Gratis] applicazione per condividere delle foto, tra queste quelle dei vostri animali ed infine l’applicazione Hey Walkies [Link iTunes - Gratis] che permette agli abitanti di NY appassionati di cani di potersi incontrare. Nel secondo video, Backpacker vengono mostrate alcune utility per chi ha intenzione di andare in Spagna. Le applicazioni utilizzate sono HostelWorld.com [Link iTunes - Gratis] che vi permette di cercare Ostelli in tutto il mondo e Jibbingo [Link iTunes - 19.99€] un traduttore ottimo vocale da Inglese a Spagnolo e viceversa, quest’ultima
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“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.” 4. Dictionary (Free) [App Store Link] “Dictionary! is an easy to use, no fluff dictionary app for your iPhone. Helps you find words when you need to without getting in your way.” “Looking for a burrito joint open now? An Irish pub nearby? A gas station you can drive to before your tank hits empty? Yelp for your iPhone is here to help. Use us to search for places to eat, shop, drink, relax and play then read reviews from an active community of locals in the know.” 2. New York Times (Free) [App Store Link] “The NYTimes iPhone application allows you
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By Rene Ritchie, Monday, Mar 29, 2010 | The iPhone and Facebook and Twitter go together like chocolate and peanut butter but just like there are a lot of tasty desert combinations, there’s a lot of ways to keep up with your social networks on the go: And with either of those options there’s still several things you can do with them: We’d love Facebook to fix the 3.1 trunk, we’d love Twitter to add an official push-API, and we’d love Apple to let us multitask them all, but the iPhone remains a premiere platform for social networking and we’ve only just scratched the surface. Web or App, and what for? Tell us — how you use your iPhone to keep up with your social networks? (And if you don’t use social networks at all, let us know why not!)
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Amybeth Hale is a Talent Attraction Manager with AT&T’s Interactive Staffing team. She uses social technology to help drive awareness of job opportunities as well as interact with candidates. Connect with her on Twitter at @researchgoddess. As conference season is upon us (including SXSW, of course), I began thinking about all the things one might need to survive and stay connected with a busy schedule of travel and networking. Personally, I’m headed to San Diego to attend both SourceCon and the ERE Spring Expo. Then I remembered that I’m the proud owner of an iPhone, and that almost everything I’ll need to make it through is easily accessible and at the tip of my fingers. Here are some of the apps which I believe will help you navigate, stay connected, and meet new friends when you attend a conference. If you’re the ultimate procrastinator and you haven’t yet booked a hotel,
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...con un iphone que me quiera hacer un super favor?! (entrar a http://labs.tomasroggero.com/hello/ y decirme a donde lo redirije)...
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Today we ‘re continuing our series called Desert Island Apps. It ‘s based on a very long-running and brilliant BBC Radio show called ‘Desert Island Discs ‘. The premise of Desert Island Discs is simple and wonderful “ a guest is invited to choose the eight musical pieces (originally records) they would take with them if they were stranded on a desert island. In our case of course we ‘re not interested in our guests ‘ choice of music. What we want to know is which six iPhone apps they would take with them if stranded on an island. We ‘re leaving the playing field pretty wide open for them “ letting them assume they ‘ve got WiFi and full connectivity on their island. Today ‘s guest is Robin Rhys. Robin hosts, writes and produces the superb App Advice Daily video podcast, which I ‘m a huge fan of. Here ‘s
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22 Feb 2010 alle 11:07 Sono numerose le segnalazioni che stiamo ricevendo relative all’applicazione Facebook per iPhone che in queste ore non sta funzionando a dovere. In particolare gli utenti lamentano una vera e propria impossibilità nell’utilizzo, che continua anche dopo aver disinstallato e reinstallato il software. Personalmente non ho problemi di alcun tipo con quest’applicazione. Si avvia e riesco ad eseguire tutte le varie operazioni. Piuttosto, sarà un problema di Facebook che si sta verificando soltanto con alcuni account o con un determinato server al quale ci si sta appoggiando. Con questo articolo cerchiamo di capire la situazione e quindi vi invitiamo a comunicarci la vostra esperienza, se l’applicazione vi funzione, se riuscite ad accedere anche dal Web e così via. Vi ringraziamo in anticipo per la collaborazione.
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Ya es posible acceder a todo el contenido de la App Store desde el navegador, sin necesidad de usar iTunes. Simplemente hace falta pulsar sobre un enlace como los que solemos publicar con cada aplicación de la App Store (por ejemplo este de Facebook) y automáticamente se abrirá la ventana correspondiente del navegador con al aplicación, con la descripción, capturas de pantalla, tamaño, precio, etc. Eso si, para descargarla hace falta abrir iTunes igualmente. Así que puede ser útil para los que no tengan iTunes, pero es un poco molesto, al menos es lo que me pasa a mi, que se abra la página web y iTunes a la vez. ¿A vosotros también os pasa?
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...Facebook http://www.appstorehq.com/facebook-iphone-19794/app...
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In this week's self-contradictory app roundup: Videos, recorded! Hoops, shot! Stuff, copied and pasted! Photos, LEGO-ed! Navigation, given away! Classic movies, obsessively documented! Marbles, gratuitously exploded! Rivals of Yelp, doomed to die! And more... If you'd rather view this post as a single page, click here.
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...3.1.2. Now Available for iPhone (and iPod touch). iTunes > http://rfly.me/FBook / Changelog. > http://img.ly/mOJ...
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...@razorianfly: Facebook 3.1.2. Now Available for iPhone (and iPod touch). iTunes > http://rfly.me/FBook / Changelog. > http://i .....
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...3.1.2. Now Available for iPhone (and iPod touch). iTunes > http://rfly.me/FBook / Changelog. > http://img.ly/mOJ...
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14 Jan 2010 alle 20:52 E’ appena stato rilasciato un nuovo aggiornamento per l’applicazione ufficiale di Facebook, uno dei più famosi social network presenti attualmente in rete arrivando così alla versione 3.1.2. Essendo un update minore contiene dei bug fixes. Vengono quindi risolti problemi di crash ed un problema che riguarda la sincronizzazione dei contatti con la propria rubrica. Nella versione precedente infatti, spesso venivano abbinate ai propri contatti, delle foto di altre persone sconosciute, registrate al social network con lo stesso nome e cognome del proprio amico o della propria amica. L’aggiornamento è stato rilasciato pochissimi minuti fa quindi potrebbe non essere ancora visibile a tutti. In questo caso basta attendere un pochino prima di procedere con l’update.
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As many of you may know, Facebook released a much-anticipated update [App Store, Free] for its iPhone app yesterday which included two major new features; push notifications and the ability to sync your iPhone contacts with Facebook. Now because many of my contacts don’t have photos, I turned on sync and toggled the “replace photos” option to off. Then disaster struck — well, kind of. Long story short, the app replaced all of my contacts’ photos without regard for that toggle switch. So to address the issue, Facebook released an update early this morning and everything works great now. But since when could developers release app updates in under 24 hours? So either Facebook is getting special treatment after the whole Joe Hewitt thing, or Apple’s managed to get app updates through the approval process faster than new app submissions. Now because I haven’t heard anything about other applications, I’m going to
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...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Facebook http://bit.ly/ZWKBO...
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...with Push Notification. Facebook App for iPhone: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/facebook/id284882215?mt=8...
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Facebook recibió ayer una de las actualizaciones más demandadas por los usuarios: Notificaciones Push. Ahora podremos recibir avisos aún cuando no tengamos la aplicación abierta. Además, también se añade la posibilidad de sincronizar nuestra agenda con los amigos de Facebook, con fotos, correos y demás. Disponible: App Store Precio: Gratis
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Das Facebook-Update 3.1 mit Push-Funktion und Kontakt-Synchronisation, erreichte den App Store am gestrigen Abend. Am heutigen Morgen steht bereits die Aktualisierung auf 3.1.1 zum Downlaod bereit (Link), die sich einer Fehlerverbesserung beim Adressbuch-Abgleich annimmt. Im November kehrte Joe Hewitt, der ehemalige Facebook-Hauptentwickler, dem App Store seinen Rücken. Nachrichten über anstehende Anwendungs-Updates lagen damit so gut wie auf Eis. Die Push-Funktionalität war bereits vor seinem Abgang bekannt, und ist lediglich als logische Weiterentwicklung im Software-Zyklus zu betrachten. Für viele Nutzer übernahm die separate Anwendung ‘Boxcar’ (kostenlos; App Store-Link) bislang die Push-Funktionalität von neuen ‘Live-Meldungen’ oder ‘Status-Kommentaren’. Die zügig nachgeschobene Fehlerbehebung schien dringend notwendig. Push-Benachrichtigungen in 3.1 erreichten die iPhones ohne Töne, ein Bilder-Upload als der Photo-Bibliothek war anscheinend nicht möglich, und teils fremde Kontaktbilder fanden über den neuen Synchronisations-Modus ihren Weg in das lokale Adressbuch.
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January 6th, 2010 James Isabel Facebook iPhone App (Download FREE) isn’t a four rated app for nothing. Tonight, they unleashed yet another update that brings two pretty useful features: push notifications for just about anything AND contact syncing: Push Notifications is something that has been promised since the new iPhone OS feature was announced last year. Today, Facebook fulfills their promise and that’s just groovy! How To Facebook Push Notification: How To Facebook Contact Sync: What does syncing do? Well, sync the information from Facebook to and from your existing iPhone contacts. This includes links, phone numbers and even photos which you can enable/disable. Overall, this is a nice update. All I’m waiting for now are: Facebook videos support, remove friend and Farmville. No wait, scratch the last because that will never happen… I think You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
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...available for Facebook App on iPhone. It now has push notifications and Address Book picture sync. Pretty cool! http://bit.ly/5BDv3R...
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...for iPhone 3.1 is now available, featuring push notifications and address book syncing. http://tinyurl.com/y8n74kr (iTunes)...
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Facebook today released Facebook for iPhone [App Store, Free] v3.1 which adds two significant new features. The first is the ability to now sync your Facebook contacts with your iPhone contacts. The second is the ability to optionally receive push notifications when you have new messages, wall posts, friend requests, friend confirmations, photo tags, events, and comments. The contact sync is a major improvement to the older version. The app will now compare the contact information of your Facebook friends on your iPhone and match them to a Facebook user, pulling their profile picture and adding any information they have on their account that you don’t have in your Contacts list. Instead of overwriting the contact information you already have, it just adds to it based on the information from Facebook. Categories: News Tags: galaga, years
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iPhone: If you're a Facebook user who also happens to own an iPhone, the social network's iPhone app is one of the best out there, and today it got a little better, adding push notifications and contact syncing to your Address Book. Before this version, you'd need to actively open up the Facebook app to get updated on your social happenings at Facebook—despite the fact that push notifications have been around for a while on the iPhone. The new push settings allow you to customize what events will warrant a notification, so you can keep notifications for new messages, for example, but skip notifications for every new comment. On the contact syncing front, the update allows you to add Facebook profile pictures and links to your existing iPhone contacts. It does not appear to create new contacts if you've got contacts on Facebook that aren't in your Address Book, but the
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It seems like forever ago that Facebook promised push notification support in version 3.1 of its incredibly popular iPhone app (iTunes link). Now it has arrived, just in time to usher in 2010. 3.1 brings the promised push notifications, and also the ability to sync your Facebook contacts with your iPhone’s Address Book for a more seamless communication experience. Right away upon opening the app, you’ll be asked if you want to enable push notifications, and you’ll also encounter a dialog box asking you about contact syncing. Turning syncing on will automatically add links to the Facebook profiles of all the people it finds in your address book, and you can also choose to replace the photos for those contacts with their Facebook profile pictures. As for the push notifications, they apply whenever someone sends you a new message, or whenever you receive a new wall post, friend request, friend confirmation,
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by Up until now, the Facebook iPhone app [iTunes link] had everything but push notifications. The launch of version 3.1, however, remedies that ill. The other 3.1 biggie is the ability to sync your Facebook friends with your phone’s address book contacts — photos and all. When 3.0 came out this summer, there were some vocal complaints that the Facebook iPhone app didn’t do push notifications; it seems like basic functionality for any post-iPhone OS 3.0 application. Now when you start the app up after updating, you’ll be prompted asking if it’s okay to do notifications. Once you’ve said yes, it follows the standard iPhone notifications rules. You can customize what you’ll receive in settings. Right after you allow or deny notifications at the beginning, you’ll be asked if you want to sync with your address book. It will sync personal data, and change your contacts’ listed homepages to their Facebook
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By Arron Hirst on January 6th, 2010 Facebook releases their next major update to Facebook for iPhone, unveiling push notifications and contact sync. Two features many have been waiting for! This new update doesn't come without its quirks though. In August of last year, we saw Facebook for iPhone get a complete overhaul, with the firm introducing us to version 3.0. Courtesy of software developer Joe Hewitt, the update brought an entirely different UI to the table, a user interface which thought more specifically about the user in general, and the actions and features within Facebook. For the most part the update was well received, with the likes of Mashable calling it an “absolutely essential” upgrade for all users of the service. It certainly wasn’t ‘complete’ though. Far from it. In fact, there were many glaring omissions including the likes of built-in support for Apple’s Push Notification Service, contact sync with
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...3.1 for iPhone with Push Notifications and Contact Syncing http://itunes.apple.com/de/app/facebook/id284882215?mt=8 #facebook...
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...the Facebook iPhone app update has Push notifications. http://j.mp/5KqdtH #fb...
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...Facebook 3.1 in the UK app store now. updated with push and sync http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/facebook/id284882215?mt=8 #uk...
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...neue #Facebook App fürs #iPhone ist raus! Push Notification und Adressbuch Sync sind die Neuerungen. http://bit.ly/1BeJJL...
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...Facebook for iPhone finally updated to 3.1! http://j.mp/5KqdtH http://twitpic.com/wyig8...
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6 Jan 2010 alle 20:05 Da pochissimi minuti, su AppStore, è stato rilasciato un nuovo aggiornamento per l’applicazione ufficiale di Facebook, uno dei più famosi social network presenti attualmente in rete. Si arriva alla versione 3.1 che aggiunge delle interessantissime novità tra cui la presenza delle notifiche push. Ecco, di seguito, il changelog ufficiale. L’update, essendo uscito veramente da pochissimo, potrebbe non risultarvi disponibile. In questo caso non vi resta che attendere qualche minuto per poi poterlo scaricare gratuitamente. Potete leggere lo storico delle recensioni di iSpazio cliccando qui.
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iPhone Facebook junkies rejoice - for you no longer need to wait for email notifications from the service! With version 3.1 of the widely-acclaimed iPhone application (which has just arrived) you can now receive push notifications as things happen on Facebook. That's not all, however, as the update also adds the option to sync Facebook friends to your iPhone address book - complete with photos: something already found in the otherwise bare-bones webOS Facebook application. Facebook for iPhone 3.1 is a free app and now available for download from the App Store - if you're looking to use the app straight away, you might want to re-download the application as it's currently being pushed out via iTunes' app update system.
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...@-Appsaurus_Apps iTunes US Top Free iPhone Apps: #3 Facebook #Social - iTunes: http://sli.ms/aI - http://appsaurus.com...
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A couple weeks ago I wrote about the top 40 iPhone apps of 2009 in the App Store. This article got quite a bit of success (especially on Twitter) and a few of you asked me what where my favorite iPhone apps of 2009. I’ve had many apps come and go this year so I guess the best way to tell what my favorites are is to tell you the one I will keep with me for next year. Facebook – Need I say more? Indispensable if you have a Facebook account (note: you may want to join our Facebook page). Flight Control – My favorite iPhone game. Ever! It’s fun and addicting. My best score is 357 planes landed. Can you do better? Bejeweled 2 – My fiancée turned me on this game. I used to play it a lot but I got over it. Tap Tap Revenge 3 –
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...Store: Facebook for iPhone makes it easy to stay connected and share information with friends. Use your iPhone ... http://bit.ly/6K3OSW...
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...- Facebook: Facebook for iPhone makes it easy to stay connected and share information with friends. Us.. http://bit.ly/8udgO2...
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...- Facebook: Facebook for iPhone makes it easy to stay connected and share information with friends. Us.. http://bit.ly/2Mmnsq...
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It’s nearing the end of the year, and while all of the general public is out bustling through stores eagerly finding gifts to present to their loved ones, Apple’s employees have compiled their annual iTunes Rewind list that has highlighted their picks for the best in iTunes’ various media categories. iPhone Alley introduces our new editor debate series, beginning with a debate about Nintendo’s 3DS handheld system. Can it compete with iOS or is it dead-on-arrival? More importantly, is it worth the purchase?
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We’ve told you earlier today about the App Store piece in today’s NYTimes, well the journalists took advantage of the occasion to ask Phil Schiller what are his favorite apps and here is what he came up with: It’s funny to still be so excited about Shazam, it’s been out for a while already and there’s been quite some progress lately. Still, it’s some great apps.
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...using Facebook on my iPhone http://bit.ly/4bOKRP #wakoopa...
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...US Top Free iPhone Apps: #9 Facebook #Social - iTunes: http://sli.ms/bF - http://appsaurus.com...
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...UK Top Free iPhone Apps: #10 Facebook #Social - iTunes: http://sli.ms/4y - http://appsaurus.com...
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...UK Top Free iPhone Apps: #8 Facebook #Social - iTunes: http://sli.ms/Zo - http://appsaurus.com...
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...UK Top Free iPhone Apps: #6 Facebook #Social - iTunes: http://sli.ms/pa - http://appsaurus.com...
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...- Facebook: Facebook for iPhone makes it easy to stay connected and share information with friends. Us.. http://bit.ly/29EJci...
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...#iTunes Facebook - Facebook http://bit.ly/1X37wt...
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...iPhone App: Facebook - Facebook: Facebook for iPhone makes it easy to stay connected and s.. http://bit.ly/4EsfJ5...
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By Rene Ritchie, Friday, Nov 13, 2009 | Facebook for iPhone and iPod touch [Free - iTunes link], by updating to version 3.03 for “minor bug fixes and Japanese localization”, but underneath that listing all the major changes from the original 3.0 release, has resulted in flood of tips to TiPb actual. Shows us a few things: Still, if you’ve been experiencing bugs, or really wanted to get your Japanese on, this updated is for you!
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...@razorianfly Facebook 3.03. Now Available Worldwide for iPhone (and iPod touch). > http://rfly.me/FBook / (cont) http://tl.gd/ual6...
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...for #iphone is going 3.03 http://ow.ly/BXT3 #appstore...
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...@chr1spy: #Facebook 3.03 erschienen - Changelog: http://yfrog.com/jaruxp Download: http://bit.ly/1BeJJL #iPhone...
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Apple recently flipped a new switch in the Dev Center that allows developers to see where exactly their app is in the black hole that is the app approval process. At this rate of improvement, we should have complete app approval process transparency by 2015. Now when iPhone and iPod touch app developers log into the Dev Center website, they will notice a new area for app status updates. Instead of the usual average wait time, developers will be able to see where their app stands in the approval process. Apps will be listed as waiting for review, in review, or ready for sale. That’s pretty much it, however. Make no mistake, this is a tiny improvement over the previous system, but at least Apple has taken another step in the right direction. This can only be viewed as good news, especially after we just recently lost the Facebook app developer, Joe
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While the various news outlets of the web may have gotten readers a bit too ecstatic when hyping out the iPhone 5, truth is, there was no iPhone 5 come Apple’s annual press conference. One source says that next year’s iPhone, unofficially and presumably dubbed iPhone 5, will be a It seems that Apple decided to go ahead and give the go to iOS 5.0.1 earlier than we had initially thought. Releasing today, the update brings along multiple new minor features, the most significant, however, being the highly anticipated iPhone 4S battery patch. You’ll first dive into Junk Jack without a clue of what you’re supposed to be doing – running around, tapping on random blocks. Then when night falls, the monsters devour you, and by this time you’re frustrated. Even with the gorgeous pixel aesthetic, innovative controls that no other developer has I think that this product is truly great,
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...US Top Free iPhone Apps: #9 Facebook #Social - iTunes: http://sli.ms/aI - http://appsaurus.com...
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...US Top Free iPhone Apps: #9 Facebook #Social - iTunes: http://sli.ms/aI - http://appsaurus.com...
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...US Top Free iPhone Apps: #9 Facebook #Social - iTunes: http://sli.ms/bF - http://appsaurus.com...
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...US Top Free iPhone Apps: #10 Facebook #Social - iTunes: http://sli.ms/Ic - http://appsaurus.com...
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Did you know today was Columbus Day? I know I didn’t until I stumbled upon Boxcar‘s Columbus Day sale. Boxcar is a push-enabled Twitter, Facebook, and email app, at least in a sense. It isn’t meant to replace any of your favorite apps, it just makes them more useful with Push Notifications. Boxcar, when it was first released, was able to send you Push Notifications when you received mentions and direct messages via Twitter, but now it is even more powerful with the ability to send Push Notifications for Twitter trends and searches, Facebook notifications and messages, and emails. Boxcar now supports loads of different Twitter apps, including Twittelator, Tweetie, Tweetie 2, Twitterrific, Echofon, SimplyTweet, and many more. And, of course, it supports the Facebook iPhone app, so no matter which service you choose to use, Boxcar should be able to open it. Boxcar is normally priced at $2.99, but today and
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By Rene Ritchie, Thursday, Sep 3, 2009 | Facebook 3.02, i.TV 2.0, and QuickOffice 1.4 — among many others, no doubt — have just hit the App Store, and what do they bring to the iPhone this time around? Facebook 3.02 [Free - iTunes link] contains the obligatory bug fixes as well as VoiceOver support. Very nice! QuickOffice 1.4 [$14.99 - iTunes link] now provides support for creating and editing Microsoft Office 2007 Word and Excel files (DOCX and XLSX) i.TV 2.0 [Free - iTunes link] offers a slew of new features, including remote control frameworks, push notification, and more. If you update, let us know what you think! [Thanks to everyone who sent these in!]
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4 Sep 2009 alle 02:42 Voto Utenti: [ratings] Proprio in questo momento, è stato rilasciato il nuovo aggiornamento per l’applicazione ufficiale di Facebook di cui abbiamo tanto parlato ultimamente. Si arriva alla versione 3.02 con diversi bugfixes. Joe Hewitt non ha rilasciato un vero e proprio changelog ma sappiamo che è stato il supporto all’accessibilità e quindi al VoiceOver e sono stati fixati numerosi bug rilevati dagli utenti e che sicuramente avrete avuto modo di leggere nei commenti dei nostri articoli precedenti. Come sempre rilasciate i vostri feedback e faremo in modo di comunicarli allo sviluppatore. Aggiornamento: Se vi compare una barra nera nella Home, uscite dall’applicazione ed evitate di utilizzarla per un ora. Il bug è causato dalla cache della precedente versione per cui si risolve automaticamente. In alternativa eliminate l’applicazione e re-installatela. Grazie ibrigo e coccige per la segnalazione in Push
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We here at App Advice are constantly trying to keep you informed and up to date about the latest and greatest iPhone apps and that includes their updates. Below you will find today’s most popular app updates. Enjoy! Facebook – Lots of bug fixes. [$Free - iTunes Link] Palringo Instant Messenger – Lots of bug fixes. Fixes Push notifications. [$Free - iTunes Link] TwitterFon – Fixed DM application crash. [$Free - iTunes Link] TwitterFon Pro – Fixed DM application crash. [$4.99 - iTunes Link]
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31 Aug 2009 alle 04:19 Voto Utenti: [ratings] Proprio in questo momento, è stato rilasciato il nuovo aggiornamento per l’applicazione ufficiale di Facebook di cui abbiamo tanto parlato ultimamente, e che giunge alla versione 3.01. Joe Hewitt, non ha rilasciato un vero e proprio changelog ufficiale ma sappiamo per certo che sono stati fixati i diversi bug elencati qui. Tra questi sicuramente troviamo: La lista è destinata ad allungarsi per cui fateci sapere se notate altri miglioramenti. Grazie LinkDes e Peppe15 per la segnalazione in Push
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30 Aug 2009 alle 09:30 Uncategorized Voto Utenti: [ratings] Joe Hewitt, mentre lavora agli ultimi Fix per l’applicazione ufficiale di per iPhone che verrà inviata a breve ad Apple, ha già annunciato le novità previste per la versione 3.1.. La lista di novità è destinata ad aumentare. Per quanto ci riguarda, se vi fa piacere, continueremo a seguire gli sviluppi e vi aggiorneremo su qualunque novità.
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28 Aug 2009 alle 20:22 Uncategorized Voto Utenti: [ratings] Ad un giorno dal rilascio del nuovo aggiornamento dell’applicazione ufficiale di Facebook per iPhone, traiamo delle piccole conclusioni sui vari bug riscrontrati e le risposte che lo sviluppatore ha fornito tramite Twitter. Innanzitutto bisogna sapere che Apple permette di testare le applicazioni al massimo su 100 dispositivi. Tutti i test sulla versione 3.0 quindi stati eseguiti e superati correttamente ma, come dice lo stesso sviluppatore, 100 iPhone sono molti meno rispetto ai migliaia di download ottenuti, per cui è abbastanza normale che si trovino nuovi bug che non erano stati rilevati durante i test “ristretti”. Un primo bug riguarda la non-corretta visualizzazione dell’età dei nostri contatti. Nella sezione Eventi > Calendario infatti, possiamo notare che tutti gli amici hanno compiuto 8 anni il 1 Gennaio 2009. Tale problema, come avevamo immaginato, dipende dai file di localizzazione ed è stato già risolto nella versione
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By – Joe Hewitt, author of the Facebook for iPhone app, announced recently on Twitter that version 3.0 was available for download. The new "iFacebook" features landscape mode, see and RSVP upcoming events, and upload videos directly from a 3GS. Already there have been a flurry of bug reports, which Hewitt promises to address in release 3.0.1, adding "Apple limits us to 100 beta testers – you find a lot more bugs when a few million people use the app then when 100 people use it." [Download free from iTunes] Related Posts
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...| Register Home Android Reviews Recent Developers Advertise Forum About Blog AppVee TV Lifestyle » Facebook 3.0 Review Facebook has been in the...
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Everyone and their grandmother is talking about the Facebook iPhone app update that just went live today. I don’t use Facebook enough (I should, but I don’t) to have cared all that much about what’s being described as the best thing to happen to the Facebook iPhone app since, well, the first Facebook iPhone app. But, after revisiting the Facebook app, I’ve changed my tune. It’s good. Really good. The Facebook iPhone update gives the iPhone app a completely new look and feel. For one, there’s a new “homescreen” interface that makes it stupid-easy to navigate through your Facebook profile. Hit the “grid” button at the top left and you’ll be taken to a simple homescreen grid with option to view your inbox, friend requests, photos and more. There’s also a bunch of new features – like landscape mode, video upload from an and the ability to make friend requests. Read
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While the various news outlets of the web may have gotten readers a bit too ecstatic when hyping out the iPhone 5, truth is, there was no iPhone 5 come Apple’s annual press conference. One source says that next year’s iPhone, unofficially and presumably dubbed iPhone 5, will be a It seems that Apple decided to go ahead and give the go to iOS 5.0.1 earlier than we had initially thought. Releasing today, the update brings along multiple new minor features, the most significant, however, being the highly anticipated iPhone 4S battery patch. You’ll first dive into Junk Jack without a clue of what you’re supposed to be doing – running around, tapping on random blocks. Then when night falls, the monsters devour you, and by this time you’re frustrated. Even with the gorgeous pixel aesthetic, innovative controls that no other developer has I think that this product is truly great,
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Auch Anwendungen mit einem ‘vermeintlich’ starken Namen, nehmen nicht die Überholspur der App Store-Genehmigungsautobahn. Das Facebook-Update steckte gute zwei Wochen auf dem Überprüfungs-Seitenstreifen, bevor es vor wenigen Minuten auf eine Ausfahrt geleitet wurde. Bereits vollkommen eingedeutscht, gefällt sofort die übersichtliche Aufmachung. Endlich können ‘ältere’ Beiträge des Nachrichten-Feeds eurer Bekannten nachgeladen werden. Eine fehlende Funktion, die mir durch das eher seltene Aufrufen erheblich fehlte. Facebook 3.0 ist als kostenfreies Update im App Store (Link) erhältlich. Vom Sommerloch möchte auch Yelp (kostenlos; App Store-Link), der amerikanische Ortungs-, Bewertungs- und Empfehlungs-Dienst, dessen nationaler Ableger hierzulande Qype heißt, nichts wissen. Unter dem Schlagwort ‘Augmented Reality’ versteckten die Entwickler eine dreidimensionale Ansicht. Mit einem Blick durch die iPhone-Kamera, lässt sich die Entfernung von eingetragenen Lokalitäten (Restaurants, Bars, Banken, etc.) in der Umgebung plastisch auf den Bildschirm zaubern. Dazu muss der Anwendung (ausschließlich auf einem 3GS) erlaubt werden, seine Geo-Position zu ermitteln. Versteckt ist der kleine Streich
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News! News! Read all about it! In case you haven’t seen the tweets or posts all over the web in the last hour, the Facebook 3.0 app (iTunes link) that everyone has been anxiously waiting for has now become available in the App Store. Everyone picks up their iPhone and starts poking the App Store icon… I did notice a quirk though, and not sure if it’s just localized to my iPhone or more widespread. Even though the 3.0 version was posted to the App Store, my iPhone was still showing no updates available. When I browsed to the App Store, it clearly showed the 3.0 version, but the Download button was greyed out and showed Installed, which I knew to be wrong. So it seemed that the App Store was mis-interpretting the version I actually had. I’m not sure if the glitch was on my end, or if the App Store
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Computer scientists in Japan hack their way through WPA Wi-Fi encryption, Facebook 3.0 hits the iPhone (and it's really good), and food guru Alton Brown gives the thumbs up/down to kitchen unitaskers.
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Facebook 3.0 introduces new navigation, notifications, events, and more. The third major edition of Facebook for iPhone has just crept into the iTunes App Store. It's a huge update, with numerous advanced features that make Facebook more interactive than before and which bring the app as close to the desktop experience as it's ever been. Facebook for iPhone opens on your news feed as usual, but the upper left corner now sports a tiny grid icon that serves as the main organizing feature for this new build. Click it to see a screen equipped with a search bar on top, a notification alert area on the bottom, and a grid of nine activities you can perform in the middle. These include the news feed, your profile details, your message in-box, Facebook chat, friend requests, events, photo albums, and notes. Those who use Facebook on the iPhone frequently will notice that quite
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MG Siegler is a general partner at CrunchFund and a columnist for TechCrunch, where he has been writing since 2009. His focus is on Apple. Prior to TechCrunch, MG covered various technology beats for VentureBeat. Originally from Ohio, MG attended the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI. He’s previously lived in Los Angeles where he worked in Hollywood and in... → Learn More As you have undoubtedly heard by now, Apple has finally made the 3.0 version of Facebook’s iPhone app available in the App Store. We got a build shortly after developer Joe Hewitt submitted it a couple weeks ago, and reviewed it, something which led to a lot of emails asking what was taking Apple so long to approve it. But there’s good news for those of you who were patient: Your version is better than ours. Hewitt hinted at some changes in a tweet today, and after
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Today Apple finally approved the Facebook 3.0 iPhone app in the App Store (as of this post it still says version 2.5, but it’s actually 3.0 if you download it). If you’re a Facebook user, you will like using this application. The main features of the Facebook 3.0 iPhone application include the ability to upload videos (iPhone 3GS users only), a built in web-browser, full photo management, and a lot more other features that were missing in version 2.5 Facebook 3.0 is still missing some features that I know many of us would like to see. Here are just some features it’s missing: What feature would you like to see when Joe Hewitt releases Facebook 3.1? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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27 Aug 2009 alle 23:26 Voto Utenti: [ratings] E dopo un’estenuante attesa ecco arrivare il tanto atteso aggiornamento per , l’applicazione mobile per iPhone che permette di accedere ad uno dei più famosi social network presenti al mondo. Come vi avevamo già anticipato più volte, è un update ricco di novità che aggiunge moltissime nuove funzioni, corregge molti bug ed introduce una completa e rivista interfaccia grafica. Ecco di seguito il changelog e le novità introdotte: Facebook 3.0 è compatibile con iPhone ed iPod Touch, richiede il firmware 3.0 o successivo ed è localizzato in molte lingue tra cui l’Italiano. Ecco un video dimostrativo realizzato dai ragazzi di TechCrunch: Nota: l’aggiornamento non è ancora stato indicizzato. Dovrebbe essere questione di minuti ma per chi non volesse attendere basta semplicemente disinstallare e reinstallare l’applicazione per provare la nuova ed attesa applicazione. Buon download! Aggiornamento 1: Abbiamo appena segnalato allo sviluppatore un bug che
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For those of you waiting with baited breath for Facebook 3.0, the time has come. Pretty much exactly in time for that two week turnaround estimate, too, despite fears it might not make it. Here’s a taste of what’s available with the new update: - See your upcoming Events and RSVP - See Pages and post updates and photos to Pages you administer - Write Notes and read your friends’ Notes - Upload videos from an iPhone 3GS - Complete photo management (create albums, delete albums, delete photos, delete photo tags) - Change your Profile Picture - Like posts and photos - See the same News Feed as the Facebook website - Visit links in a built-in web browser - Quickly call or text your friends For a full list, check out app developer Joe Hewitt’s Facebook note from last week. Facebook 3.0 is a free download from the App Store
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Jason Kincaid currently works as a writer at TechCrunch. He grew up in Danville, California and later relocated to UCLA in Los Angeles, California, where he studied biology with a minor in ‘Society and Genetics’. You can reach him at jkincaidtc@gmail.com (he has other addresses too, so don’t worry if you have a different one). → Learn More Nearly two weeks after submitting the app to Apple, Facebook’s totally revamped 3.0 application is finally live on the App Store, according to the app’s developer Joe Hewitt. You can download it now here. The store currently shows that the app is version 2.5, but if you click the Download button anyway you’ll get the new version. The new application brings a slew of new features, making it what may be the most useful app on the App Store (be sure to read this post) for our full review. Among the additions are
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Jason Kincaid currently works as a writer at TechCrunch. He grew up in Danville, California and later relocated to UCLA in Los Angeles, California, where he studied biology with a minor in ‘Society and Genetics’. You can reach him at jkincaidtc@gmail.com (he has other addresses too, so don’t worry if you have a different one). → Learn More Nearly two weeks after submitting the app to Apple, Facebook’s totally revamped 3.0 application is finally live on the App Store, according to the app’s developer Joe Hewitt. You can download it now here. The store currently shows that the app is version 2.5, but if you click the Download button anyway you’ll get the new version. The new application brings a slew of new features, making it what may be the most useful app on the App Store (be sure to read this post) for our full review. Among the additions are
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The much anticipated Facebook 3.0 iPhone app has now been released and Facebook addicts can download it from the App Store! About a month ago, Joe Hewitt, the developer of the Facebook iPhone app made an update on Facebook saying that Facebook 3.0 for the iPhone was coming. On Sunday, August 16, Joe Hewitt was finally done with the development of the Facebook 3.0 iPhone Application and he submitted it to the App Store for review. Unsurprisingly enough, Apple spent over two weeks approving this application and kept many users impatient! Read on below to see the new features of the Facebok 3.0 iPhone application. There is no push notification on Facebook 3.0, Joe Hewitt says that this feature will be added in the Facebook 3.1 iPhone App update. If you’re already using Facebook you can update your app through the App Store, or you can . Loving the new Facebook
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After a couple of weeks of waiting in the iTunes app store approval queue, the 3rd major update of the popular Facebook for iPhone [iTunes Link] application has been released. Joe Hewitt, the developer of the app, has been working on it for quite some time and submitted it for review on 8/16. If you're still seeing 2.5 in the app store, Joe suggests deleting the app from your phone and reinstalling it -- it will be 3.0. The new version includes some of the most requested features including: Check out some shots of the app in action:
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Ah, the smell of erasers and chalk dust is in the air, which can mean only one thing: it’s back to school time in many parts of the world. While I’d be lying if I didn’t say I was happy my school days are behind me, I am a bit jealous that students heading back to school now have a plethora of great web and mobile applications to help them tackle the tasks involved with obtaining an education. I would have killed for some of the great applications available to students today — almost all of which are cooler (and more useful) than the Tetris app I used to play on my graphing calculator. In this list we’ve assembled ten of the must-have iPhone applications for students heading back to school. These apps will help you stay organized, take notes, and study better. What other iPhone applications are helpful to you
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We have been waiting patiently for the updated version of Facebook for the iPhone and iPod touch to arrive because this current version just isn’t cutting it anymore, and finally, FINALLY we have word that the update has been submitted to Apple for review. Joe Hewitt, the man responsible for the Facebook app, had this to say via Twitter: Just uploaded Facebook for iPhone 3.0 to the App Store for review. Hewitt also stated that more details and screenshots will be posted on the app’s Facebook page this coming week, and that he is very excited to begin work on v3.1. If you somehow missed what v3.0 is going to offer, here is a list from the Facebook page: 1. The “new” News Feed 2. Like 3. Events (including the ability to RSVP) 4. Notes 5. Pages 6. Create new photo albums 7. Upload photos to any album 8. Zoom into
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Well this is it, this is what you all have been waiting for. The AppAwards winners have finally been announced! It probably goes without saying, but the competition was fierce, so we would like to congratulate ALL of the hardworking developers who were nominated for this year’s AppAwards. The App Store contains over 60,000 apps right now and only 252 were nominated, so give yourself a solid pat on the back even if your app didn’t win. We would also like to thank all of our readers who participated in the AppAwards festivities this week. The first annual AppAwards turned out to be a huge success. Over 50,000 votes were tallied and tons of great prizes were given away. We would also like to specifically thank our non-U.S. participants, because you still showed up and participated without being eligible for some of the great prizes. That is dedication. Since there were
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Have you ever wondered why women may appear stressed? Women have to juggle many obligations and ensure everything runs smoothly. From their careers to raising children, taking care of the family and household, to caring for themselves and their health. In addition to having some fun with your iPhones, a variety of applications have made it easier for you to be more organized so you can anticipate, plan, and accomplish your goals. Shopper (MidCentury Software) MacWorld says this its the best-selling grocery app in the App Store! Shopping at the grocery store has just been made easy for you with the Shopper app by MidCentury Software. By utilizing the customizable features, you will be able to go through the aisles faster and more efficiently. Features NikeWomen Training Club (Nike, Inc) NikeWomen Training Club has given you the ability to totally customize your daily work-out. These are exercises which are geared towards a woman
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...The “new” News Feed 2. Like 3. Events (including the ability to RSVP) 4. Notes 5. Pages 6. Create new photo albums 7. Upload photos to any album...
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App Store Insider is back from its short hiatus to bring you a new perspective on all things App Store related. Instead of the usual whining about the App Store being broken, and how developers are constantly given the run around from Apple when things don’t go as expected, I have decided to bring you the story of three college students trying to make their presence felt at the App Store. As the story goes, three normal guys, currently attending Valparaiso University, decided to pull together to try and create a successful application for the iPhone. The idea wasn’t to only build and distribute an application, but to allow other people in their same general position to follow along and witness what it takes to accomplish this task from start to finish. The three man team consists of Cameron Banga, Michael Phelps, and Jeff Lange. And no, it’s not that Michael Phelps. Each member
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4 May 2009 alle 20:56 Voto Utenti: [ratings] L’applicazione mobile di Facebook si aggiorna ancora, arrivando alla versione 2.4. Le differenze sono minime in quanto è stata soltanto aggiunta la localizzazione italiana e quella francese. Non avrete più bisogno di installare la nostra mod tramite cydia per utilizzare il client in italiano, ed ovviamente essendo una traduzione nativa non resteranno parti in inglese. Anche se minimo, consigliamo l’aggiornamento. Grazie alexdimaggio
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Today, Apple announced that its customers have now downloaded a whopping one billion applications from its App Store. Here at ReadWriteWeb, quite a few of us have iPhones, so we thought that this would be a good time to feature some of our favorite apps. We download and test a lot of iPhone apps, but here are the ones that have stood the test of time for us. The App Store is now home to over 35,000 applications, so this is obviously only a small selection of applications, but these are the apps that we don't hesitate to recommend to our friends. We couldn't get feedback from everybody on the RWW team (and our BlackBerry users weren't very forthcoming with suggestions either), but here are the recommendations from Richard MacManus (R), Marshall Kirkpatrick (M), Frederic Lardinois (F), and Phil Glockner (P). Music Apps / Internet Radio News Photo Apps Social Networks
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Apple was expected to serve up their 1 Billionth (with a capital B) App Store download today, and lo and behold, Apple has announced that they’ve officially seen 1 billion iPhone/iPod Touch applications downloaded from their iTunes App Store! In less than a full year of existence, Apple and the iPhone have managed to make mobile applications as commonplace as an iTunes music purchase, and the App Store’s popularity continues to grow. The total tally of iPhone applications in the iPhone AppStore was estimated to be somewhere in the neighborhood of 25,000 in March 2009. And, with thousands more iPhone applications hitting the AppStore on a monthly basis, Apple’s success with their integrated mobile application delivery model will likely continue. No wonder everyone and their grandmother are trying to launch mobile application stores of their own. For the record, it took Apple six whole months to reach the 500-million milestone. From
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Reviews
Chat
rilldeal
Version: 4.1
Version: 4.1
New update awful btw. How do you log offline on the chat?
Chat
shelgolde
Version: 4.1
Version: 4.1
I Hate The New Updates , I'm Not Able To Go Offline Anymore. People Need Their Privacy ! There's No Way Of Going Offline Anymore. You Should Really Get This Changed.
Commenting pictures are better..
ASolidXero
Version: 4.1
Version: 4.1
It's one less step to comment a picture now, which is appreciated. I prefer the lists in the top right corner where they were before but on the main menu works well also. I give the star off because I still hate how Facebook has its news feed now. It can be fixed, by making a list and adding everyone, but I'd still like the news feed the way it was a few months ago.
100% improvement
Jake Nusynowitz
Version: 4.1
Version: 4.1
Went from awful to great in one day. Bravooo
Chat
Trigg3r13
Version: 4.1
Version: 4.1
How do you log out from the chat thing??
Awesome update!
Chopsington
Version: 4.1
Version: 4.1
Yay timeline!
They could do so much better
Uk6d4
Version: 4.1
Version: 4.1
Crashes every time I try to open it
Update
zrobbins117
Version: 4.1
Version: 4.1
Fix the chat. Make it back to the old one.
No photos!
Shanner297
Version: 4.1
Version: 4.1
I can never look at photos. It never loads or says error. Annoying.
Garbage
grandschemeblag
Version: 4.1
Version: 4.1
Terrible app.
Video
fdemir
Version: 3.03
Version: 3.03
Still cannot watch the facebook videos
Update needed!!!
Nothinbettertodo
Version: 3.03
Version: 3.03
Doesnt let me chat!!!!! People can recieve my messages, but i cant get their's
Nothing New
1GooDLife
Version: 3.03
Version: 3.03
This updated version still doesn't give me the ability to chat, when I try to chat with a friend it sends them the message and says i'm offline. Why can't I access my account setting on my iphone?? When will these bugs be fixed? Overall this would be an excellent app if it worked the way it is supposed to....
Chat
Undead Bread
Version: 3.03
Version: 3.03
I love this app and it is so handy, but the chat is not working for me, or my friends who also have iPod touches. Could you please fix this bug!
Can't touch this
67Chev
Version: 3.03
Version: 3.03
This app no longer works on my ipod touch. VERY FRUSTRATING!!! This had been my most used app until now. PLEASE UPDATE TO INCLUDE TOUCH!!!
new facebook app
dissatisfied user21
Version: 3.03
Version: 3.03
please make it accessible again for itouch users.
What abt itouch?
Not 4 itouch
Version: 3.03
Version: 3.03
Itouch users can't get the app!!
Disappointed
scojegeo
Version: 3.02
Version: 3.02
I was using this on my ipod touch for a long time and loved it. Now it won't even load on it anymore so I'm assuming it's only for the the iphone now. Make it available for the ipod touch again! We can use it with WIFI!
REALLY Glitched
AlaskanSpeed
Version: 3.0
Version: 3.0
I can't even open the app without it crashing and going back to my Iphone home screen. Definately needs an overhaul.
App can't connect to facebook
Piit B. Farot
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I'm sure this will be a nice program, but I can not get it to connect either over wifi, or edge. Error: Sorry, unable to connect to Facebook at this time. Please try again later.
Facebook needs to keep up
Adam Mason
Version: 3.02
Version: 3.02
Listen, we love your product and millions use it everyday on the iPhone and the mac (iphoto). Here are the basics. Make your app the best!
Push for chat, status, messages, wall posts, tagged photos, etc. (give options what to push)
Landscape everything! Seriously. People love options, get with the program!
Let me work for you as app tester.
Let us make albums of photos from our phones automatically.
That is all.
Crashed!!
milkyave
Version: 3.0
Version: 3.0
crash when opened our friend's list!! fix it
New version 3.0 bombing out
everydream.com
Version: 3.0
Version: 3.0
Everytime I try to view my friends it bombs out the program...
Finally As Good as Facebook at Home
Button Down
Version: 3.01
Version: 3.01
The developers finally have created an app version of Facebook that accurately and creatively mirrors the functionality of the site. And for anything that can't quite fit in, Facebook has a built in browser that is very, very fast. The only thing I'm still missing is groups, but it's one small nick in the armor that is this very good app.
terrible update!
amandaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Version: 3.0
Version: 3.0
doesnt work after the 3.0 update. the app opens, has a white screen for about 30 seconds, then shuts down. =[
Needs some work
GiandaliaJr
Version: 2.5
Version: 2.5
App only updates a couple lines of people status' the rest stay the same for about a week then change. It could use a UI update as well. When you block peoples status updates on the webpage they still come up on the app
Needs update AGAIN
Kraksx
Version: 2.5
Version: 2.5
Could b good, need plenty of new features. Why release one for 3.0, and not have push notifications? What's the point? Now some things don't work right. Fix it!
More?
Jordanski
Version: 2.5
Version: 2.5
Dear whoever makes the facebook app. That last update was lame. Nothing except "support for 3.0". Come on. Blackberry has a sweet facebook app and I can't even like something or use it in landscape. Grow up and make a decent app, please and thank you
Like button
Wtujkodv33
Version: 2.5
Version: 2.5
Needs like button!!!
Update fail!
Ark+Angel
Version: 2.5
Version: 2.5
Landscape? Ability to copy/paste stuff from walls? Editing profile info? Setting profile pic? These are all things that would be an update. What yall did was not an update.
Good
1337 Reviewer
Version: 2.5
Version: 2.5
Needs push notification
DOA
Not the first to be Discouraged
Version: 2.0
Version: 2.0
Can't login--hangs.
Horrible app
ibramo
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
HORRIBLE attempt by Facebook giant. No full profiles, no pics, no wall, and can only see inbox not sent msgs.
The web app, with the features it still lacks, is far superior. Feable attempt by a billion dollar company
Fail
Xenomorf
Version: 2.0
Version: 2.0
Can't login
Update vastly improved this app!
illusi0nz
Version: 1.1
Version: 1.1
The first version of this app left a lot to be desired, this update was needed and had delivered.
Great!
Chronologist
Version: 1.1
Version: 1.1
I liked 1.0 enough, but the lack of wall viewing was enough for me to not use it. There's still room for more, but the quick update and added features in less than a week's time is very impressive. Personally, wall stuff was all I needed, so I'm content with the app now. Anything else will just be gravy.
Decent
Hollanddd
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
It's ok. It lacks the option to upload photos from your phone. It needs a lot of work and I disapointed in Facebook. Shame on you.
Woohoo yeah!
marcusdavajon
Version: 1.1
Version: 1.1
Just wanna say that the new updated version is magnanimous! It's exactly what I was looking/waiting for from facebook. I love this app!!!!
Fix your login!
Rbjello
Version: 2.0
Version: 2.0
Cannot login and just bought my iPhone 2 days ago. Brother has the same problem. Please fix!
Hopefully Some Improvements Coming
sftl99
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Currently the MySpace application is better in my opinion. Pros: Chat, it's fast, it's native. Cons: Can't view friend's picture albums, can't upload pictures from app as you can via MySpace, can't view entire friend profile (seems like a nobrainer to include this) like about me, interests, books, etc.
What a downgrade...
ud3323
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
So let me get this straight, you can't post to the wall of your friends, you don't even get a full profile of your friends, no photos, the home page is just a list of your friend's status updates and not the global mini feed... sounds like the people at Facebook just put out something that is obviously unfinished just to release it on launch. I guess their programmers had a hard time with Objective-C? Any and all SERIOUS Facebook users will still use the web app for now.
Deserves better
Taba Choy
Version: 1.1
Version: 1.1
Just being able to view photo albums of friends makes this priceless. I was at a 10 yr highschool reunion and it came in handy for catching up on friends who didn't show up. I was able to show people my buddy's twin babies...you can't beat mobile facebook! I chat all the time with this app too.
Login issues
User29
Version: 2.0
Version: 2.0
This application is not functioning, there are numerous reports for login failures. The login page freezes and that's what you get!
finally
Khanivore
Version: 1.1
Version: 1.1
the update makes all the difference. a lot more stable and now more use full.
Cannot login
handy G
Version: 2.0
Version: 2.0
This is my first week with facebook on my mac. Cannot login on iphone ever. I still have yet to experience the app even 1x. Reset phone, deleted app, re-downloaded. Still no go.
web app is much better
ricva
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
unless there's an update coming really soon, i'm going to continue to use the web app. come on, you can't read full profiles, or write or read wall postings or view photo albums? what's so great about this?
(no star really…) Wouldn't know...
Jeddy4
Version: 2.0
Version: 2.0
...about any of the bug fixes or changes. Can't login like an increasing amount of folks. Useless.
Doesn't work
GrahamFreeman
Version: 2.0
Version: 2.0
Login attempts just spin without progress or errors every time.
the update rocks!!
whatswiththat?
Version: 2.3
Version: 2.3
Hey Facebook, thanks for listening!!! the update makes this app soooo much better!!!!
loads up to the log in screen....
chramiji
Version: 2.0
Version: 2.0
WELL, this app certainly needs some fixin', i tried reinstalling it about 4 times, connect to wifi, 3g, all i get up to is log in information, enter my user name and password... then its "logging in" for 8 hours still couldnt log in, but the funny thing is if i start hitting the keyboard, it will tell me the user name/password is incorrect.
Everything We Can Hope For
kdinh
Version: 1.1
Version: 1.1
With the new 1.1 update, the Facebook app has everything essential to Facebook and organized in an easy-to-use manner. We can now disregard all the hatred for the first release of the app that lacked the feature to write on walls, for it has finally been implemented and I cannot be happier using the app.
Be sure to update
face-to-face
Version: 1.1
Version: 1.1
After updating the app to the latest version, I find it to be much more capable in mirroring the Facebook online experience. Before all I could do was see people's mini-feeds, abbreviated profile, check mail and chat. With the update, I can still do all of that as well as see and write on their wall, view pictures, poke and send a message. All-in-all a much needed update and great app!
They have perfected this app
Dimaggio007
Version: 1.1
Version: 1.1
Upgrade is amazing - pics, walls, everything is here. Friends list looks just like iphone contact list!
Awesome app
Lev Naginsky
Version: 1.1
Version: 1.1
They just put in the update so now you can see more pictures and actually write and your friends walls. I love that apple recognizes that there are still bugs in the system and they work hard to fix these things so that we can enjoy them. Great job apple and facebook.
Update makes my top apps.
I_<3_music
Version: 1.1
Version: 1.1
The new update has delivered exactly what userss wanted, wall and photos. It seems great there are only a few reasons why I rated it a 4 instead of 5 star app.
Sick with the iPhone website
JamesFrank1
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
This app definitely needs more work.
