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Everyone who uses Facebook has at least a few different groups they network with. What you share with your friends isn’t always fit for viewing by your family. Photos of your Thanksgiving Dinner isn’t something you’d necessarily want to share with your cycling group. And although using the “Groups” feature isn’t that difficult on the Facebook App, Facebook has made it even easier to access Groups for iPhone users with its new App, Facebook Groups. Read More
In an update to the Messenger App, Facebook has introduced Android Wear Smartwatch compatibility. Once you update, it will automatically install the companion App for your paired Android Wear device, and you’re all set. Read More
Facebook Messenger for iOS is now available for iPad in addition to iPhone and iPod. The App has been updated with version 7.0, providing different interfaces for iPad and iPhone/iPod. Users would no longer have to contend with the stretched iPhone version of the Messenger App on iPad. The iPad version is similar to iPhone’s with the advantage of the much larger display. It sports a split screen view with the contact list on the left and the conversation pane on the right of the screen. Read More
After Facebook’s Slingshot launched in the United States earlier this month, the Snapchat competitor is now available around the globe on the Play Store. Read More
Since Facebook introduced Timeline people have found a new and visual way to express themselves via Cover Photos. Bigger than the profile photos, a lot can be said about one’s personality, views and interests through one’s cover image. Now, with Cover Photo Maker for Facebook Free, you can create a hassle-free, perfect-sized cover photo straight from your iPhone or iPad. Here’s how to create that perfect Facebook cover photo. Read More
Facebook’s failed attempt to buy SnapChat last year, despite the offer price of $3bn, has made Facebook secretly work on an App similar to SnapChat. SnapChat is a popular messaging App with new extensions for text messaging and video calling in addition to the ability to send short videos or photos that “disappear” soon after viewing. Read More
In its endeavor to rebuild its Messenger to conquer the top chat Apps like Line, WeChat, KakaoTalk and others, Facebook in November 2013, launched a separate Messenger App for its users. This either could be used as a stand alone chat App or messenger got opened on touching the Messenger tab on the main Facebook App. Users always had a choice of not downloading it and continuing their chat in the main Facebook App. Read More
If you’ve ever wanted to stay ahead of others, and help make the Facebook Messenger App better in all possible ways, then Facebook has something for you. Facebook announced today that they would be offering a public beta of their Messenger for Android App. It will allow a broader range of people to test out newer and possibly buggy versions of Facebook messenger and report bugs, so that they may be fixed before the actual release. The advantage is that they will get to experience new features before everyone else, possibly even features that won’t make it to the final release. Read More
