
Facebook & Mobile
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Facebook’s future is mobile
Facebook mobile users surpass desktop users for first time
Facebook's Post PC-World is Just Beginning
Facebook’s initial s-1 filing came out with a series of interesting facts, figures and details — such as its approach to China — and, with the company continuing to update the documentation as necessary, so more tidbits are coming to the surface.The Facebook phone strategy explained
Facebook just unveiled, as expected , new software for Android phones that puts the social network front-and-center . It will come preloaded on a new $99 HTC phone and be available right away on a few Samsung phones, as well. At the announcement, CEO Mark Zuckerberg noted that only about a third of the world is online at this point—we’ve written about his strategy for the rest of the world —and that Facebook has the opportunity to “change the relationship that we have” with mobile devices. That’s an ambitious goal, but it may be Facebook’s only hope to keep growing. Here, in a series of images, is how to understand what the company is trying to solve with today’s new product, called Facebook Home: Facebook is growing in the developing world…Facebook Home
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Facebook buys Instagram
The hullabaloo around Facebook’s upcoming mobile products in the past week was probably bigger than the news itself.
What You Need to Know About Facebook and Mobile - Liz Gannes - Social
Facebook Readies an iPad App, Finally
Jason Alden/Bloomberg News The Facebook Web site is not optimized for the iPad. Facebook had its application for the iPhone ready right when the Apple App Store opened in July 2008.Yes, Despite All The HTML5 Talk (And Action), Facebook Is Finally Doing An iPad App
The leaking of Facebook continues. Following our stories yesterday about their new Photos mobile app and “ Project Spartan ” (a new mobile app platform), Nick Bilton of The New York Times reports that Facebook will soon release an iPad app. Yes, finally .It’s far too often that the term “killer” gets thrown around in tech blogs. And yes, we’re just as bad as anybody .

