
Facebook continued its focus (pun intended) on photos with today’s release of iPhone application Camera, which aggregates photos from users’ Facebook friends into one feed.

Facebook continued its focus (pun intended) on photos with today’s release of iPhone application Camera, which aggregates photos from users’ Facebook friends into one feed.
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Facebook is allowing users of its new Pages Manager iPhone application for page administrators to receive push notifications via the app when Facebook users post or comment on their pages.

Finally, the prayers of Facebook page administrators have been answered. Facebook released the Pages Manager application for the iPhone to make it easier for page admins to effectively manage their Facebook pages. The Facebook Page app for mobile has always had the ability to manage Facebook pages, but not with the same features, and often with numerous bugs when it came to properly posting content.

Facebook has been quietly rolling out updates to its iPhone application, releasing its new Pages Manager iPhone app for page administrators in the U.S. with no announcement, and tweaking the news feed in the iPhone app to look more like timeline.

Facebook bought itself another gift over the weekend, acquiring mobile gift-card application Karma. Unlike other recent acquisitions by the social network, however, this is not just a talent grab, as Karma will continue operations.

New Zealand, where timeline profiles debuted, is the scene of another Facebook product introduction, as the social network released an iPhone application called Pages Manager, which allows page administrators to manage their pages via the Apple mobile devices.

Facebook began rolling out an improved layout for posts with photos across all of its mobile platforms (Apple iOS, Android, and its mobile website).

Facebook’s May 18 initial public offering hasn’t slowed its acquisition frenzy, as the social network gobbled up location-based mobile application Glancee for an undisclosed amount.

Facebook is developing a stand-alone version of its Messenger application for Apple’s iPad tablet, according to reports.

Traffic directed to mobile applications by Facebook is soaring, reaching more than 160 million visitors and 1.1 billion visits in April, up from 60 million and 320 million, respectively, in February.