The Nokia Asha 210 brings the QWERTY back to life! It’s been awhile since we have seen the likes of Nokia’s Asha series handsets rocking a keyboard! The latest iteration of the feature phone came in the form of the touch screen Asha 310. Way back in 2011, right around the same time Nokia was ...

The Facebook phone is real. Rumors of a social centric smart phone made by Facebook have been circulating the rumor mills for quite some time. Back in 2011 we got our first glimpse at what sort of potential the social network and a manufacturer could provide with the HTC Status, aka the ChaCha. While Facebook ...

The 5.5 Inch LG Optimus G Pro is all but launched! LG originally took to the airwaves with the Optimus G. The Optimus G was originally launched in Korea and its popularity blew up. So much so in fact that the device spawned a few variations, most notably the Google Nexus 4, however the Optimus ...

Ahh’ the Facebook phone. Way back in 2010 a rumor started circulating that the Zuck and is Facebook Co were working on a mobile phone that would be dedicated to keeping your Facebook profile up to date and in tip top condition. The rumors suggested that this Facebook dedicated phone was so shrouded in mystery ...

It’s been a while since the CEO of Facebook has defended the idea that a Facebook phone is not in the works. Today however proves the humble CEO wrong, at least to a certain extent. A few months ago rumors of a Facebook centric device starting popping up, since then Mr. Zuckerburg has stated that ...

  It is official: the Facebook app for HP webOS has been updated to version 1.5 and it is now possible to check-in to “Places” to let your friends know where you are and what you are doing. The ability to use Facebook chat will be added through a coming update to HP webOS 2.0 in ...

Android and BlackBerry have both gotten updates for their Facebook apps so it is only natural that the iPhone received Facebook version 3.2.2 today. Don’t worry, it’s not just the iPhone that has the update, so does the iPod touch and the iPad. So what is new? The user interface has gotten a bit of an ...

The FaceBook app for BlackBerry smartphones has just been updated to version 1.9 at the BlackBerry App World and it finally has the Places feature. The BlackBerry Facebook app has always been a step or two (or three or four) behind the iOS and Android versions so it is very good to see that it ...

  No, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg didn’t announce a Facebook Phone this morning, but he did let us all know that the Facebook Places feature has come to the app for Android. The updated Facebook client (version 1.4.0) is available from the Android Market right now actually. While you’re downloading it, I’ve got the rundown on ...

BlackBerry users are a hardy breed. Their app store is always being picked on for having so few apps (Microsoft’s WP7 market will probably pass it in number by July) and the apps that are available sometime leave a lot to be desired. Fortunately, Research In Motion (RIM) has finally gotten around to working on their Facebook client again.

A new version of Facebook's iOS app hit the iTunes App Store yesterday. It brings plenty of bug fixes and more stability to the app. Since the iOS Facebook has 46.3 million active users, Facebook seems to be pushing updates for the app at a much faster pace than Android and BlackBerry users are getting. ...

So it seems that Facebook’s billions may not be enough for The Zuck and his crew. Facebook the widely popular social networking site, started as network for students. Initially users would need a dot edu email address to join. I'm sure you know those days are long gone. Everyone and there momma have a Facebook ...

 Apple's new iTunes X brings some new features to the iTunes system, most notable 'Ping'—a social network. Wait what? Yes, a social network on a closed, paid music, software, television, movie and book store which already has your credit card number and preferences stored away. Welcome to the World of Jobs. What is actually most surprising ...

Location based social networking is growing at an exponential pace. A number of different social networks, tools and games have started to appear everywhere. Facebook has thrown its hat into the ring and just might be the 800 lbs gorilla though. All of this begs the question. Are you going to start doing location based ...

You may have heard about Facebook’s new Places feature. While the idea behind it certainly is interesting, Facebook’s implementation is dubious. No surprise there. In fact, unless you manually change your privacy settings right now, your friends on Facebook have the ability to know where you are. Trust me, it gets even worse. While it might ...