iTunes 9 to Support Twitter, Facebook and Last.fm

Now Apple Launched Itunes new version ,, iTunes 9,, now apple put in about three potential features of iTunes 9, the next major iteration of Apple’s popular music software.While iTunes 8 introduced features such as the Genius sidebar, the buzz is that iTunes 9 will introduce the ability to organize your iPhone apps (right now, it’s a mess) and support for Blu-ray discs.

There will supposedly be some form of social media integration, and other hot stuff,, specifically with Facebook, Twitter, and Last.fm. this is great thing,, and now next version will be better for any type because now this itunes integrate with facebook,,,, and check your friends status and other and write on twitter as u like,,,, i think i will great application now for yours,,,

Facebook New Office

i have found a video.. facebook new office.. on man is on skateboard and skating in facebook office..

i think that is great video.. facebook is really great application,,

watch out…

New Facebook application for iPhone “almost done”

One Most popular Application people needs on iphone, FACEBOOK,,,, lots of users waiting the next version of this application,, and now wait almost over.

“The app is pretty much done – we’re just working on translating it into a bunch of languages,” Facebook developer Joe Hewitt wrote tonight on Twitter.

iphoneshot2That means that shortly, we’ll have access to the much-improved app which is scheduled to have features such as a News Feed that is more like the one on Facebook’s site, the ability to “like” items and a new customizable home screen. More importantly, it will also have video support for the iPhone 3GS, something which Hewitt threw-in at the last second, unexpectedly. And perhaps best of all, the app will have the ability to manage events, finally.

But don’t get too worked up just yet. We asked Hewitt if “pretty much done” meant next week perhaps. His response: “Can’t be sure – translating could take a while. I’ve been avoiding predicting an actual release date“. And of course even when the app is done, Facebook still has to submit it for approval in the App Store, and as we all know, that can be a crapshoot. We could see it next week, we could see it 6 months from now. Though, Apple does seem to do a pretty good job pushing important apps like this one through quickly. Funny how that works, isn’t it?

Facebook is also finally working on an Android app. That should drop any day now.

Facebook App for Android, Coming Soon

Facebook has its official mobile appearance for almost all type of mobile operating systems i.e iPhone, Windows Mobile, Symbian etc, but Andoid is the only one left.

That may be due to the past circumstances between Google and Face book, but it looks like Face book has finally concluded to release with an official app for Android.

This new Facebook Android app is hope to launched somewhere during this week and will use the new Face book Stream A PI which gives totally access to news stream and new updates.

It will not be a full-featured Face book app, like the (i Phone one). You will not be able to even see your Inbox, but all we can see it to hope Facebook to add better permission support and features as the time changes.

Upload photos to Facebook via Email

In a clever move to win the hearts of the users who don’t own high-end devices like the iPhone and Blackberry, Facebook has released a new feature that allows users to upload photos via email.

It means that now you no longer need to be jealous of your friend who uploads photos to his Facebook account all the time through iPhone.



This new feature pretty much follows the same mantra that goes around for all photo-sharing services, that is, send the photos as an email attachment to a personalized (and highly weird!) email address on Facebook and the photos will be upload to your account with the subject line of the email being converted to the caption of the photo.

As much as we believe that Facebook has joined the game pretty late, we also appreciate the efforts and thank Facebook for saving our MMS costs.

Facebook and Twitter Apps Coming for Xbox

A new feature update for the Xbox Live Dashboard was announced at E3 recently where Microsoft took the stage to show off a full Facebook integration on the Xbox Live. With this new update you can do all kinds of the social cliche stuff, like link up your Facebook friends and Xbox Live friends, and upload and share photos, or can even update your status right from your console.

WOW this is must be for me…..

Apart from this, a Twitter integration was also announced. Everything you do from your PC to keep in touch with the world can now be done right from your console.

One of Microsoft’s marketing people, James Halton said the company is aiming for a release date around Autumn, but didn’t specify beyond that.

Now Facebook Chat on Desktop

Now Facebook introduce the new application,, that is amazing , We all know that the chat feature in Facebook is one of the worst feature they have added. I mean, it’s not stable at all and keeps disconnecting every now and then while chatting with someone.

There are several multi-IM that allows you to chat with your Facebook buddies, but if you’re looking for a Facebook-only desktop app for chatting, then this application might help you.


Gabtastik is a WebKit based app that lets you chat with your Facebook buddies from your desktop. You won’t have to open the entire Facebook page in your browser, just to chat with those friends, thus, saving system resources.

The only requirement this app has is that you need to have Adobe Flash Player installed. Gabtastik runs on Windows XP, Windows Vista and Mac OS X.

Facebook…apparently owns all User Content now

Cases where web services try to invade user privacy by secretly introducing new phrases to theirs terms of services are not new at all. We have already witnessed Google doing so a while ago and now it looks like as if Facebook is here to follow the lead too.



Facebook recently updated its terms of service and according to the new terms, Facebook now reserves all rights to the original content that you upload or have already uploaded.

But putting this down to a legal statement definitely raises some concerns for the average users as it snatches away all forms of controls from them and also irritates them a bit.