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Facebook Home installs cross 500,000 mark
The Facebook Home Android application has crossed the 500,000 mark in roughly one week of existence. As noted by TechCrunch over the weekend, the figure can be construed as having come out flat. There’s a billion Facebook users around the globe and a large portion …
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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 …
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HTC First announced for April 12 with $99 price tag
HTC today announced that the first Facebook Home device, the aptly named HTC First, will be available starting from April 12. The HTC First (formerly Myst) features a a 4.3-inch 720p HD display, a dual-core Snapdragon 400 processor, 4G LTE support, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, a …
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Facebook Home will be available for select Android devices starting April 12
Facebook today announced that the Facebook Home experience will be available for select Android devices starting from April 12. Right out of the gate, Facebook Home will be supported by the Samsung Galaxy S3, Galaxy Note 2, and HTC One X+. Of course, the two …
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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 …
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Facebook phone to be marketed as “more than just an app”
Despite Mark Zuckerberg’s insistence to the contrary, the Facebook phone looks to be a done deal. According to details obtained by 9to5google, an HTC handset is being designed with a custom version of Android. Reportedly, development is so far along that the ad campaigns are …
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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?
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HTC Myst details confirmed for rumored Facebook phone
New details hitting Unwired View today line up nearly spec-for-spec on early rumored hardware for the upcoming HTC Myst. Also known as a Facebook phone, this is about as close as we’ll get to another handset dedicated to the social platform. It’s not quite clear …
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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 …
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New, easier way to sign up for Facebook Messenger for Android
Available initially in select countries, the move should help Facebook steal away new users.
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Facebook app gets “Share” button
Facebook today announced that it has begun integrating a Share button on News Feed articles from your Android app. With this update, Facebook for Android makes it easier than ever to share stories, images, and other stuff from your handset. As is the case …
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POLL: Do you use third party Facebook, Twitter apps?
What’s your preferred way to stay socially connected?
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Facebook phone rumors surface, yet again
The rumor that won’t go away: Facebook is set to release a handset of their own.
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Facebook redesigns news feed and images for Android, mobile page
Facebook’s new look now takes advantage of all the previously wasted space.
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Facebook denies rumor that they are launching branded phones with HTC
We’ve all heard the news about some new potential Facebook-branded phones, but are they legit?
Dan Rose, head of business development for Facebook stated, “This is really just another example of a manufacturer who has taken our public APIs (application programming interfaces) and integrated them into their device in an interesting way.”
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