YourCampus360.com, a virtual-tour online service, becomes the first of its kind to create a page application enabling users to take a walking tour of a school’s campus and view the 360 degree panoramas, all while browsing Facebook.
We look at five different tools that aggregate social media and news content into a layout that looks like a newspaper or magazine.
Our ranking of Facebook applications has undergone quite a few changes in just seven days. Conduit has had an unbelievable week, while Badoo and Causes have lost a bit of steam.
RV travelers can find campgrounds across the U.S. using Big FamilyVacation’s application on Facebook.
Here’s a selection of ten products offering quantitative data to help companies tailor content for to their audiences, and monitor the return on investments for these strategies.
A new batch of games, tools to spice up the design of your profile, and daily organizers easier all appear on this week’s batch of explosive applications. They’ve all seen fantastic growth over the past week, and are on their way to becoming some of the most popular on Facebook.
One of the earliest pioneers of online commerce has opened up shops on Facebook. Amazon’s subsidiary Quidisi has begun selling household items on the social network.
A new application called Facebook Desktop sends you notifications about the social network without requiring you to have your browser open to the site.
Swiss startup Memonic developed a way to save your favorite Facebook photos, status, and wall posts forever in one handy spot.
This clever sharing application lets you browse through friends’ photos based on how many people liked, commented, or were tagged in them.
