U.S. feedback kills the U.K launch of HTC First
We can’t say this is much of a surprise; the HTC First will not be arriving in the U.K. anytime soon. After receiving less than stellar feedback for the U.S. launch of the HTC First, the social network giant has scrapped plans to launch the …
More than half of all Android devices have potential to be a “Facebook Phone”
As you’ve likely heard by now, Facebook today announced that the Facebook Home app suite and experience will be available for other Android devices. Starting on April 12 and moving forward, Facebook Home will be a downloadable app/launcher for the Samsung Galaxy S3, Galaxy Note …
Like it or not, the Facebook Phone is here
After all that speculation, the Facebook Phone is here. And it’s not just one device. In fact, it can be the device you have in your pocket today. The Facebook Home app experience will be available as a download from Google Play so that you …
Leaked images provide first glimpse of Facebook Home experience
The first alleged images of the Facebook Home experience have leaked online, giving us an early look at what lies ahead for the HTC First. As you can tell from the three photos things do not look to be too heavy on custom feel and, …
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WSJ: Facebook’s Android announcement is home screen experience
There is no Facebook phone. According to the Wall Street Journal, Facebook’s upcoming Android announcement is actually more of a home screen experience and not an actual device. That rumored HTC Myst? It’s just the first device to come from a partner, which, in this …
Facebook invites us to see their “new home on Android” next week
Could we see the next-gen Facebook phone or is this just a refreshed Android app?
Facebook announces Nearby updates to Android app
Facebook today announced new updates to the Nearby feature in the moble (Android and iOS) apps. Slated to go live later this afternoon, it makes it even easier than ever to discover new places that your friends are into. Details include: Find New Places - From …
Facebook 2.0 Android app brings the speed
Facebook has today announced a new version of its Android application and this one is all about speed. We’re talking faster launching, faster notifications, faster image views, and faster access to profiles. The Facebook 2.0 update should be going live later today so keep an …
Latest Facebook release improves events and photo sharing
A new version of the Facebook app has made its way into the wild which speeds up and enhances things across a number fronts. If you like to create and share events then you’ll be happy to know that the app is more to your …
Facebook rolls out another Android app update (1.8.1)
Facebook has issued another update to their Android application today, putting v1.8.1 on the streets barely a week after its last update. Normally such a quick followup like this results in a bug fix, security enhancement or something minor. That’s not the case here as …
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Are These HTC Handsets the Facebook Phones?
Here we go again with the Facebook phone rumors. Except this time, we have some real-deal looking renders. No seriously. It’s going to happen if we wish hard enough.
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Facebook App Updated, Includes Deals
The official Facebook client gets better every time out. This release adds support for their new Deals feature as well as minor bug fixes.
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Facebook Adds Places, Groups Support to Android App (v1.4)
Sorry folks, there’s not going to be a Facebook phone. Mark Zuckerberg was quick to point out that the company was not designing a smart phone. Instead, they announced a new platform for developers and mobile app integration. Oh, and they also tweaked the Android app.
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App Review: Facebook for Android
Android owners have been waiting in the wings for an official Facebook app for almost a year now, and even though the iPhone had an official one almost instantly, up until a week ago the only options we’ve had been Bloo and Babbler. While both …
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Official Facebook App Hits Android Market
All you Facebook users will be pleased to learn that the official Facebook application for Android has arrived. Head to the Android Market now to grab the free client. We’ve haven’t had a chance to play with it just yet, but one of our tipsters …
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