New Facebook safety system
Friday, January 28, 2011
Facebook introduce faster and simpler requests!!
Thursday, January 27, 2011
They’ve produced the newest Request, far better by rendering it more quickly, eliminating a great needless stage in the act, and also removing the particular part method in which earlier inspired how many requests for each and every consumer can send out. As opposed to impacting on restrictions, they’re dedicated to marketing high-quality, related asks for and also continuous to be able to progress their own unsolicited mail diagnosis methods to remove mistreatment.
The newest requests is straightforward to be able to apply, because it makes use of their own Program Dialogs platform. Furthermore, the particular dialog has been built to benefit IFrame programs, no more time needs server-side FBML. You will generate the particular Requests with all the pursuing program code:
<html>
<head>
<title>My Great Website</title>
</head>
<body>
<div id="fb-root"></div>
<script src="http://connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js">
</script>
<script>
FB.init({
appId:'YOUR_APP_ID', cookie:true,
status:true, xfbml:true
});
FB.ui({ method: 'apprequests',
message: 'Here is a new Requests dialog...'});
</script>
</body>
</html> It should look like this :
The new Requests Dialog is part of their ongoing effort to make the Platform experience more relevant, social and efficient for users so they can get started with your apps and share them with friends easily. While the old FBML-based Request Dialogs will continue to work for some time, they encourage you to update your app to support the new version and move to iframe based apps, as previously announced.
What do you think about this? Is it going to be easier now, or maybe not...
Facebook is planing to earn through "Likes"
Although service Socialbakers argues that the Facebook has more than 600 million users, according to their data, that number is still slightly above 500 million. Facebook has now found a new way to earn through the millions of users.
Facebook runs a program called Sponsored story. For example, if one of our friends decided to go for coffee in the café, this information will be visible to us in the pages of Facebook, if that café paid for it.
According to official data, the largest country on Facebook, as expected is United States, ahead of Indonesia and the United Kingdom. Croatia is on that list at 63rd place, while Serbia on 43th, Bosnia and Herzegovina at the 69th.
List of major brand sites is not surprising. In the first place in the world is Coca-cola, then Starbucks coffee, Oreocookies, Disney and Red Bull. The average user has 130 friends, and they spend over 700 billion minutes on Facebook pages monthly.
Why Facebook is bad for you?
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Finally, you are greeted by a form of communication where nothing significant will be lost. Your friends refresh your profile every 10 seconds in order to find out are you sleeping, listening music, watching 'Sex and the City' or quoting a Confucius.
Of all the futile and idiotic Facebook applications, selling your friend is the most convincing. Buy and sell friends, be master of their miserable Facebook-fate, full of Facebook-money, live at the top, be insane, then turn off your computer before they turn off your electricity due to exceeding low intelligence.
About FanPages
Not too long ago, facebook came up with the idea of fan pages. People can follow their favorite bands or sports teams or movie stars. Good idea, right? Well, people decided to create fan pages for lots of other things. Most of which are completely and utterly pointless. People think up some observational humor, find a semi-related picture, and then hope it goes viral. But even if it does, what the hell do these people get out of it?
But it’s almost the Generation Y equivalent of stupid joke e-mails that insist that you send them to all your friends. Fortunately these aren’t quite as bad as the group invitations I sometimes get bombarded with, but when these things come across my news feed, even if I’m amused I’m not going to join a pointless fan page.
Now what's your opinion about using this useless applications, making fan page about your respiratory system, or something else I didn't mentioned???
Interesting Facebook statistics
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Facebook users have added 2.7 million photos, shared 1 million links, and they "liked" 7.6 million pages every 20 minutes.
As for celebrities, Lady Gaga is in first place with 24.7 million "likes", in second place with 23.7 million is Eminem.
A few interesting facts about love life in 2010. year - 43.869.800 users break up, 3.025.791 has changed their status to "complicated".
The rest of 28.460.516 was "in relationship", 5.974.574 was"engaged" and 36,774,801 was "married".
Summary of all Facebook activities every 20 minutes 2010th year:
Divided Links: 1.000,000
Photos tagged: 1.323.000
Sent invitations to the event : 1.484.000
Writing on the wall : 1.587.000
Status update: 1.851.000
Accepted requests for friendship: 1.972.000
Photos added: 2.716.000
Comments: 10.208.000
Private messages: 4.632.000
Like's: 7.657.000
11 funny Facebook facts
Monday, January 24, 2011
2. Nearly a billion photos uploaded to Facebook each month! I'm sure many of these photos were taken just to share on Facebook
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| Have fun on Facebook |
3. More than 300 million active users on Facebook! Can you believe it!
4. 30 + million profiles have their status information updated at least once each day.
5. 70% of students on Facebook every day, not surprisingly now?
6. Facebook deletes accounts mothers or anyone who posts pictures of breastfeeding. So beware of pictures you were thinking of putting on Facebook!
7. Facebook deletes accounts with strange names such as "Lebo", "Allien". I guess so that's to do with its policy of not allowing false accounts and think of these names are not valid?
8. There is something known as a Facebook Addiction Disorder (FAD)! I wonder how many of you suffer from this?
9. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is the youngest billionaire in the world! Mark certainly made money from all of us.
10. Syria has banned Facebook, apparently to prevent an uprising of sorts people who meet there.
11. Facebook has ruined the careers of many a politician. Lucky us non-politicians!
Use Facebook and start making money from home
Sell products. You can take a picture of products at hand and tag your friends. To persuade your friends on why they should be buying products from you, you can also put descriptions of the said products. This way, you can be sure that your friends will be able to see what you sell and have the basic information on how to order. Plus, because of the newsfeed feature of Facebook, it's not only your friends can view the items you are selling, but also the friends of your friends. It's easier for you to communicate with people who are planning to buy from you since Facebook is a social networking site.
Link your affiliate or blog link. If it's difficult for you to gain more views for your blog(business blog), then you can link your blog to your Facebook account . It automatically appears in the newsfeed and your profile, every time you update your blog. Check if your blog has this feature; if not, you can manually embed your link to your wall or even your friends' walls. This could also do this with your affiliate links.
Utilize Facebook Apps. Some applications on Facebook enable you to earn money instead of using them for games and quizzes. Try checking Sharecash or Cloudcrowd; by doing various simple tasks like taking surveys and completing offers these applications let you earn money. However, don't expect to get rich from this since they don't really offer much. You should consider this, if you want to earn extra money while ding nothing but chatting with your friends.
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| You can use Apps to earn money |
Advertize through Facebook. Advertising is the most effective way, if you are really serious about making money through Facebook. Once you advertize on Facebook, it will target specific audiences that are relevant to the products you are advertising. For example, if a person puts "tennis" as one of his hobbies and interests in his profile, then some of the advertisements that he can see in the advertisements tab are all about tennis. In order to advertise in Facebook, you must be willing to spend a few dollars; which is why it is only for serious advertisers who are willing to invest for their marketing.
Remember these tips and you'll realize that Facebook is not just making friends but also used to work from home online.
Zynga acquires area/code
Sunday, January 23, 2011
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| Zynga logo |
The acquisition strengthens the company's presence on the east coast. The prefix is Zynga New York, and bought the company and Frank Lantz Demetri Detsaridis become CEO and creative director of a new office in the Big Apple.
Regarding the increase in the total number of games in the portfolio Zynga, Area / Code and Ideveloped Drop7 Car Wars iPhone, in addition to the above CSI: Crime City (which was developed in conjunction with its partner Ubisoft).
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| Zynga daily active users |
No more "Suggest to friends" feature
The most likely reason for this change is that the administrators of the page are usually the only people able to use the tool. This also prevents the site administrators to encourage fans to share the page with the others. Although the tool is currently broken for administrators, I have a feeling that will be resolved in the near future. It 'also possible that Facebook came up with alternative solutions to easily share your favorite pages. In the end, I do not know how big the impact this has on the growth, but it's definitely something that administrators should not rejoice.
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| Suggest to friends option |
Did you ever use the "Suggest to friends" feature when you visited another page? What about the page, you manage yourself?
One thing that might not be obvious: administrators can continue to use a feature, but fans of the page can't.
Facebook's new messaging system
Friday, January 21, 2011
Confounding rumours about what Facebook would announce, founder Mark Zuckerberg said the system was "not e-mail".
Instead, he said, it was modelled on instant messaging systems and will route messages to people no matter how they are using Facebook.
"It will handle messages across all the ways you want to communicate," said Mr Zuckerberg.
"This is not an e-mail killer," said Mr Zuckerberg. "It is a messaging system that includes e-mail as part of it."
Mr Zuckerberg said it would bring together four separate messaging types - SMS, Instant Messaging, e-mail and Facebook chat.
While those using it can attach their Facebook name to an @facebook.com e-mail address this was not compulsory, said Mr Zuckerberg.
Instead of forcing people to use separate systems, Facebook messaging will work out the most appropriate way to get a message to a person. It had a sophisticated "policy engine" that knew how Facebook friends preferred to be contacted.
"If we do a good job, some people will say this is the way that the future will work," said Mr Zuckerberg.
He denied that it should be characterised as a "Gmail killer". Instead, he said, it would synch with other products and let messages flow to and fro.
"We want to enable to connect how they want to connect," said Andrew Bosworth, lead engineer on the revamp, "People should be allowed to share however they want to share."
Mr Bosworth said the revamp was the biggest project the company had worked on to date and involved 15 engineers working for more than 15 months.
The product will roll out slowly over the next few months with invites sent out to users to get them trying it.
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