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Images Emerge of Official Facebook App

facebook_androidWe reported last week that the release of the official Facebook application for Android is slated to happen any day.  A few of us thought it might have been timed to coincide with the launch of the myTouch 3G.  Well as we all know, that was yesterday.  So whenever you're ready guys...

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Some screen shots have shown up in the website for the Android Market.  The LeakDroid team found three pictures that indicate a widget comes bundled with the app.  Although they're not very big pics, it looks like a well designed application from what we see so far.

Stay tuned to AndroidGuys for more as we gather it.

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