Latest rogue app on Facebook uses your name
You may have noticed colorful “Hello My Name Is” tags appearing in your newsfeed. At first glance it looks like just another silly Facebook app but it’s actually the latest attempt by scammers to trick Facebook users into helping them commit affiliate fraud. When a user clicks on the invitation to find out what their more »
I Like You, but I don’t Like Like You t-shirt now available on Woot!
What can you say about this one, it is a geeky Facebook shirt that reads “I Like You, but I don’t Like Like You.” The shirt is currently available on shirt.woot.com and is priced at $12 with free standard shipping. It comes in royal blue, is available in a variety of sizes for both men more »
Nokia shows off the white Lumia 900 smartphone — on Facebook
Just recently, Nokia was teasing everyone with images of the Lumia 800 in white. And well, it looks like they also accidentally unveiled the Lumia 900 in white. The image that you see above was originally linked on the same Nokia Conversations posting that was showing the white Lumia 800 and has since been removed. more »
Facebook for Android gets a small, but welcomed update
It looks like an updated version of the Facebook app has come available in the Android Market. This latest arrives as version 1.8.2 and should be a welcomed update for anyone that may have been having issues with the current version. According to the details coming from the folks at Facebook, this update brings “better more »
Timeline Movie Maker makes your memories look like a fancy commercial
Now here’s a neat little thing you can do with your newly created Facebook Timeline. Facebook and Definition6 have worked together to create an app called Timeline Movie Maker. It does exactly what the title suggests. Once you grant the app access, it will comb through your Timeline and create a unique video that highlights more »
No one will be able to avoid the Facebook Timeline
Many Facebook users have already received the somewhat new Timeline feature. Facebook is making this change mandatory for all of its users whether they like it or not. If you’re one of the few that is still holding out, you only have a few weeks remaining to say goodbye to your cherished Facebook wall.
Moo.com Facebook cards are quite nice in person
On January 5, 2012, Moo.com started making and giving away business cards that are designed after an individual’s Facebook Timeline. It was a very unique idea and was bound to attract a lot of customers because everything was free. I got my second order (I’ll explain later) of Facebook cards in the mail recently and more »
Facebook intro’s new apps for Timeline
It looks like the folks at Facebook have rolled-out support for a few more Timeline capable apps. The newly supported apps include Foodily, Foodspotting, Gogobot, Kobo, Pinterest, Pose, Rotten Tomatoes, Ticketmaster, TripAdvisor “and others.” In short, this will probably either be something that Facebook users will love or hate. On one hand, it will allow more »
Lionsgate releases the film “Abduction” on Facebook
In an industry that has at least one studio forcing consumers to buy DVDs before getting the chance to rent them, Lionsgate is doing the opposite. Today, Lionsgate released the film Abduction on Facebook. Today also marks the film’s DVD and Blu-ray release.
Facebook’s new “If I Die” app posts your thoughts after death
A new Facebook application created by an Israeli-based company allows users to share their deepest thoughts/feelings with their friends and family postmortem. The application — appropriately dubbed “If I Die” — has already reached over 5,000 likes on its Facebook page. The way it works is that once three self-appointed friends have confirmed your death, the more »
