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2010-03-03
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@shinkamui prefers touch.facebook.com. I would like to at some point create a simple "dedicated" application. Any other devs want to work on such a project with me? Might be a great time and opportunity for me to learn python.
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2010-03-03
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@ India . Mumbai
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Originally Posted by bcjenkins
Thanks mate..Now its fast and Cool!
Try using the "Touch" interface too
http://touch.facebook.com
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2010-03-03
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Originally Posted by SubCore
Yeah, especially for low end phones too, that way mobile phone sellers can market their low end phones and sell it by stating it "does Facebook" as a lot people are happy with a phone that just does Facebook and twitter.
i believe FB & co keep the mobile/light sites intentionally feature-poor, so the dedicated apps sell better...
and it works, as proven by this thread.
I doubt Facebook will make the mobile version, and touch version better because they want it to run on low end phones too.
Facebook lite doesn't cut it as sending message is very basic, no photo uploads to the message for example, or at least I couldn't see it. Though I'm not sure if Facebook apps have that feature?
Last edited by m165; 2010-03-03 at 17:01.
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2010-03-03
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@ North West England
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Originally Posted by Seraphic
Brill. Wish I'd known about this earlier - bye bye facebook widget!
touch.facebook.com is best for just Browsing. It's quick too.
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2010-03-03
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You could also vote for Gravity.
http://gravity.uservoice.com/forums/19052-general
It also has Facebook-Support.
http://gravity.uservoice.com/forums/19052-general
It also has Facebook-Support.
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2010-03-03
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touch.facebook.com
facebook plugin for conversations
facebook sharing service
I feel pretty well covered for facebook on n900 and see no need for a dedicated program. That said, the app for symbian is basically a WRT widget that I am sure facebook(or someone else) could port to something for maemo quite easily
touch.facebook.com
facebook plugin for conversations
facebook sharing service
I feel pretty well covered for facebook on n900 and see no need for a dedicated program. That said, the app for symbian is basically a WRT widget that I am sure facebook(or someone else) could port to something for maemo quite easily
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2010-03-04
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a few changes i'd like to see:
- commenting on friends status on the widget (without opening up the web browser to do this).
- updating our own status straight from the widget (without opening up web browser).
- composing and sending personal messages on the widget (without opening up web browser).
I'd like to see the widget be more functional instead of sitting there displaying updates.
- commenting on friends status on the widget (without opening up the web browser to do this).
- updating our own status straight from the widget (without opening up web browser).
- composing and sending personal messages on the widget (without opening up web browser).
I'd like to see the widget be more functional instead of sitting there displaying updates.