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Posts Tagged ‘facebook’

Rumor: Facebook to Launch Phone at M.W.C.

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The rumors are back: Facebook will be releasing their own phones. At least according to an article by the U.K.'s City A.M., which was also an early source of Nexus S rumors. Details are still sketchy, but word is the two phones, made by HTC, will run a modified version of Android that will rely heavily on integrated Facebook features like the news feed and messages. Read More »

Skyfire 3.0 add the Facebook social layer to browsing.

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Skyfire has been around for a little bit now. When I first used it, it felt like a second-rate browser. Skyfire emerged around the same time I was exploring Dolphin Browser HD and Opera Mini, and was really just noise. Noise that allowed me to watch Flash videos on certain sites, and that made it cool. Skyfire grew on Android until they were ready to blitz past the scathing, snide remarks of the iPhone fanboys at Engadget and Gizmodo to cause quite a sensation on two platforms. That's a pretty serious achievement already, but it's clear that the team at Skyfire doesn't plan on slowing down with their 3.0 update! Read More »

Tonight on AGTN

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This week on AGTN (Android Guys Thursday Nights): It is time to be thankful!  We will be talking... Read More »

The Case for the ‘Facebook Phone’ Gets Stronger

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It was reported earlier this week that Facebook may be secretly working on a phone with an Android backbone. At the time, we were looking at a they-said/we-said argument with TechCrunch implying it's already in the works while Facebook was throwing cold water on the subject. Given all the details early in the week, most of you didn't expect to see an actual Facebook phone come to light. In fact, based on some of your comments, some of you could care less about the subject. Read on to see if your opinion changes... Read More »

Salesforce.com Brings Chatter Mobile to Android

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Salesforce.com is rolling out a mobile version of their relatively new Chatter service. Acting very much like an Facebook for companies, it has become wildly successful, adopted by roughly one in four customers. The tool is free to current Saleforce.com clients and runs $15 per month, per user if purchased separately. Read More »