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FriendMobilizer - Bringing Together Windows Mobile and Facebook

Tuesday, July 8th, 2008

Macrospecs, Inc. has launched FriendMobilizer, a mobile phone application that gives users full access to their Facebook account. Viewing friends’ info, writing on walls, looking at photo albums, and changing his/her status is a small example of the wide list of the features available to users at their fingertips. Not only does FriendMobilizer run on the majority of Smartphones and Pocket PCs, but the program is completely free and can be downloaded from http://www.FaceOfMobile.com.

Currently FriendMobilizer works on the Windows Mobile operating system, however the generic software platform that was developed for FriendMobilizer will allow porting this application to other operating systems easily. The company is currently working on expanding FriendMobilizer to other social networks, as well.

Facebook App for Windows Mobile

Wednesday, June 4th, 2008

Windows Mobile users will be happy to know that they finally have their own mobile Facebook app - something Blackberry owners have enjoyed for some time.

The new app is called Snap2Face and it focuses on uploading photos to Facebook on the go as well as letting you view your friend’s albums. That will be useful for WiMo users who want an easy want to upload pictures taken with their phone’s camera, but it’s disappointing that you can’t use the app to see status info, pokes, or anything else. Hopefully, the developers will add these features in the future (fingers crossed!). 

It does have one other cool feature - you can use the app to import your friends’ profile photos to your Outlook contacts.

 Source: Sarah Perez over at on10.net

Share your current location with FindMe

Tuesday, March 18th, 2008

Electric Pocket introduces FindMe for Windows Mobile and BlackBerry devices. FindMe enables users, their friends, family and colleagues to share their current locations automatically and
securely through their BlackBerry or Windows Mobile Smartphones without needing GPS.

FindMe offers the opportunity to “tag” commonly visited locations, such as home, office, soccer field or favorite bars and restaurants, and post those locations on their Facebook profiles.

If you’re a Facebook user, perhaps you want to check it out!