Zoom Facebook Photos in your Browser with Facebook Photo Zoom
Facebook is today’s one of the most popular social networking website. Millions of people interact with their friends and family members and share their thoughts, pictures and videos with each other. The photo viewing aspect of Facebook is one of the most loved features by its users. This is why Facebook is constantly making improvements in this section.
However, with all the improvements, there remain some flaws which need to be solved by the Facebook team like the inability to view more than one picture at a time and the photo zoo feature. Thankfully, add-ons are now available for Chrome and Firefox which add useful feature to the Facebook Photos.
Facebook for Android 1.3: New UI, Friends Requests, Video and Events Support
by Haris on August 4, 2010
in Android, Facebook, Mobile Apps, Social Networks
Facebook for Android was one ugly app that badly needed an update with its ugly UI and some features. This new update brings many new features such as a new UI, friends requests, video playback and events support.
In the last update, Facebook added Inbox support to the app, but the latest Facebook for Android 1.3 is a much-needed update we all wanted from the ugly UI it had.
Import Facebook Phonebook To Gmail Contacts
by Haris on March 9, 2010
in Facebook, Tips and Tricks
You can easily import phone numbers of your Facebook contacts to Google Contacts with the help of a Greasemonkey script.
This could be useful for people using Google Sync to sync their Android devices or iPhone with Google Contacts and want their Facebook phone numbers too in the Contacts list.
Import Facebook Contacts to Yahoo Mail
by Haris on March 9, 2010
in Social Networks, Tips and Tricks, Yahoo
Now you can import your Facebook contacts to your Yahoo! Mail and access them from there. Last year, Yahoo! announced Facebook Connect integration and some other plans to improve Mail, so before they add that, you can now import contacts from Facebook.
Along with importing your contacts from sites like Gmail and Windows Live Hotmail, Yahoo! Mail now allows you to connect with your Facebook friends and easily add their email addresses to your Yahoo! Contacts list.
Zune HD Facebook App, Download Now!
by Haris on March 2, 2010
in Facebook, Mobile Apps
Facebook app for Zune HD was made live earlier today and is now available for download for Zune HD users.
Now can use your Zune HD to connect with your friends on Facebook. Update your status to let your friends see what you are listening to right now, view your Facebook page, and much more.
Facebook 1.2 Now Available for Windows Mobile
Facebook 1.2 is now available for Windows Mobile phones in the Windows Marketplace.
Earlier, the same version of Facebook was leaked over at XDA forums but that was only for non-touchscreen devices running Windows Mobile.
Facebook 2010 UI Screenshot Tour
by Haris on February 9, 2010
in Facebook, Social Networks
Facebook launched the new homepage design a few days ago which is now being rolled out to users slowly. This design is also being called Facebook 2010 homepage design, which means Facebook will be launching a new design every year.
I just got the new homepage design for my account and have captured some screenshots you might want to check out the changes made in this new design.
Facebook Desktop Client Based on Silverlight
by Haris on January 27, 2010
in Freewares, Social Networks, Softwares
This is not the first time I’m sharing a Facebook desktop client. In the past, I have posted many desktop clients, including a long list of best Facebook desktop applications.
This latest Facebook desktop client is by Microsoft and is based on Silverlight.
How to Remove Facebook Profile from Google
by Haris on December 20, 2009
in Facebook, Social Networks, Tips and Tricks
Facebook introduced new and much improved Privacy settings page and gave more control on what content is seen by public and friends.
Almost six months ago, Facebook allowed indexing of profiles in Google which included private profiles as well. Many users with publicly hidden profiles raised questions about this feature, but no positive reply was given by Facebook.
