Follow GadgetBlips on TwitterGDC: EAâs Scrabble for iPhone integrates with Facebook (Macworld.com)
Published 3/24/2009 at Yahoo! News: Personal Technology
Macworld.com - Maybe youâve played Scrabble online with your friends via Facebook. Or maybe youâve played the extremely popular Scrabble game on the iPhone. On Tuesday, EA Mobile announced the ability for Scrabble to communicate with Facebook. This Facebook Connect upgrade will be free to anyone who has the Scrabble iPhone application.
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