Many Android and iPhone users have had the opportunity to install the Facebook Messenger application that provides a dedicated stand-alone chat/messaging interface for communication with their ‘friends’ via their mobile phones. This application is now available for Blackberry users too, when BIS is working that is *cough*. This moves Facebook into competition with, well… everybody. Continue Reading

We noticed earlier today that Blackberry’s Internet Services had been down in Manchester, United Kingdom. A few moments ago, Blackberry announced (via their fan-page on Facebook) that there was a problem with their services in Europe, Africa and other regions. The question popped straight into our minds… as people became visually upset about the outage Continue Reading

Early this morning I prepared to continue work on a variety of projects with the creative folk over at Divine Advertising. I found that, once again, before I had even logged into my workstation I had already made myself a steaming hot cup of coffee. It came as no shock to me that in my sleepy Continue Reading

Once again a rumour is circulating rapidly about paid packages for Facebook. This is not true and is not even feasible in Facebook’s business structure, that runs on allowing users to use their features more and more on various platforms. Please be more logical with what you help spread. You’re friends trust you, and that’s Continue Reading

As we continue to dig deeper into the new Timeline profiles on Facebook, we came across the ‘Activity Feed‘. This will become a blessing to many users who would like to streamline or manually edit what appears in their timeline. The activity feed is available and visible to you, only. You can go back till Continue Reading

Over the next few days we will be testing and implementing upgrades across our platforms to allow for more integration into the new Facebook Timelines. During this process we will also be posting updates to cool features, bugs or for-your-info’s about this new profile structure on the social network. Today we looked at the User Continue Reading

During the last year, the ‘like’ button has become a part of the internet. This was part of Facebook’s mission to connect interests to people after connecting people to people. Instead of originally letting people ‘liking’ actual objects, the new changes will allow any user to [verb] any [noun]. This sounds simple, but think of Continue Reading

As the heart of the Facebook experience is the profile, they are releasing a new layout that will allow you to express yourself more over a long period of time, rather than just right now. The way they propose to do this is by enabling a new layout in the form of a ‘timeline’ that Continue Reading

We saw hints of what was to come a few days ago when we caught the subtle top-bar change on Facebook, and have seen many new features being tested around over the last few weeks, but this morning Facebook unleashed a new layout onto its 500million+ users. This will obviously be met by the critics Continue Reading