Something that I’ve personally been waiting for has finally arrived. The Facebook 3.0 iPhone app is now available in the app store. I like being able to access Facebook on the go using my phone, but the 2.0 software was lacking a lot of features.

Facebook iPhone App version 3In case you haven’t seen it yet, here’s a screen shot of the new “home page” in Facebook. Well, I guess this is more the nav really…but you get the point. Bigger, easier buttons to get to.

I haven’t played with it too much, but so far, I like what I see. Getting to your friends’ pages is easier…and you can even add shortcuts to friends and pages right in that big nav menu. How cool!

Anyway, please let me know your thoughts on the new Facebook app. I’ll have more here after I’ve given it a good run. If you haven’t downloaded it yet…get to it!

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The title of this post is taken directly (stolen if you will) from a post on TwiTip. Since I’m giving it credit right at the beginning and linking directly to the post…I’m going to say it’s ok :-)

Anyway, the post makes two great points: Time your reading and Time your tweeting.

Specifically meaning, Twitter is a very simple tool…it’s probably the most complex simple tool you’ll ever use. It’s Twitter’s simplicity that makes it so dynamic. Everyone is free to use Twitter however they want (to a certain extent). [click to continue…]

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Twitter Is Down

August 6, 2009

For the first time in a long time, Twitter is down. No Fail Whale, no slowness with the site barely loading and the css all messed up…nothing. Zip. Nada.
On their status blog (powered by Tumblr) they note:
Site is down
We are determining the cause and will provide an update shortly.
While it’s good that they posted that [...]

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Sharing Large Files is No Longer a Problem

July 26, 2009
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I haven’t really reviewed anything in a while, mostly because I’ve been spending my time writing (when I have time) about Facebook and Twitter. The other day though, when I was using my Dropbox, it occured to me that I need to talk about this…since I use it so much.
I work at home a lot [...]

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Twitter is Unclean Now

July 6, 2009

Face it, Twitter is mainstream…and just because you have friends that are not on it doesn’t make it any less mainstream. I have friends that refuse to get on Facebook because they think it’s for “kiddies” or “geek’s” or “people who spend 18 hours a day in front of their computer” and don’t try to [...]

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115+ Twitter Applications, Tools and Plugins

May 26, 2009

In case you didn’t know, Twitter is mainstream. There’s no denying it anymore. One of the biggest reasons why it’s so mainstream, is all the different things you can do with it. Twitter itself is a simple application–post what you’re doing. Of course, those that “get” Twitter, know it’s a bit more than that. It’s all the ways that other people use Twitter that make it interesting.

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