You can use the app to:
- Receive and respond to notifications and inbox messages
- Browse photo albums
- Write on walls
- Update your status
[via the::unwired]
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7-04-2008 @ 10:22PM
moby said...
After checking out the site the only real advantage over the mobile version of FB seems to be integration w/your PDA or phone. Considering it forces you to use your main memory, that breaks it for me right there.
Everything else it offers can be accessed via mobile FB already.
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