
Wouldn’t a 30-second video clip be a much more efficient way to spice up a Facebook status update than a 60,000-word manifesto? That’s the thinking behind the newest application from Color.

Wouldn’t a 30-second video clip be a much more efficient way to spice up a Facebook status update than a 60,000-word manifesto? That’s the thinking behind the newest application from Color.
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The Virgin Group rolled out a Facebook application powered by Facebook’s any-day-now timeline profile.
Do you want to sell tickets for an event? Facebook’s native events feature can help you collect RSVPs, but you can add ticketing to the mix with Pamego.

Social recruitment platform Jobmagic fired the latest salvo in the battle to attract job seekers on Facebook, announcing the addition of social media optimization tools to its application on the social network.

Yahoo debuted an iPad app called IntoNow, which uses Facebook Connect to help create a social TV-viewing experience.

If you’ve ever done some online shopping, advanced to the point of payment, and then experienced buyer’s remorse and abandoned your shopping cart, don’t fret: You can now receive a little help from your Facebook friends.

Tinychat, creator of a video chat app for Facebook with 1.6 million monthly active users, is going Apple hunting.

Facebook has gone through several stages in the mourning of late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. The first stage was grief, followed by malice. We have now reached the next stage: uselessness.

What if you suddenly lost access to all of the photos, videos, status updates, wall posts, friends’ information, and other data on your Facebook account? It might be time to think about a backup solution, and now there’s two of them to choose from.

Looking for a way to sort through the clutter of the extensive number of videos uploaded to Facebook? Users of the iPhone and iPod Touch may have an answer in the form of iFB Video Player.