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shinyshiny.tv - 10/24/2008

No Facebook app for Android

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Android does not house an official Facebook app, I repeat Android does not house an official Facebook app. This is pretty big news for Facebook zealots, hoping to get their hands on the G1 next week . Can you handle a phone that won't allow you to access Facebook via your mobile? Can you wait ...

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techradar.com - 10/23/2008

Facebook decides to shun Google Android | News | TechRadar UK

— techradar.com — The war between Facebook and Google appears to be on the rise after it was revealed the... social-networking site will not be releasing an app for the Android OS. Issues between the two brands appeared when Facebook blocked Google's Friend Connect, ... (more) Facebook decides to shun Google Android | News | ...

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techcrunch.com - 10/23/2008

Don’t Hold Your Breath For The Facebook Android App

— techcrunch.com — The bad blood between Facebook and Google may go deeper than anyone has really realized to date.... The spat became public earlier this year when Facebook banned Google’s Friend Connect , theoretically over security issues (but really over competitive ... (more) Don’t Hold Your Breath For The Facebook Android App

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dvice.com - 10/29/2008

This T-shirt links to your Facebook profile

— dvice.com — How can a T-shirt link to a website? Simple: you put a logo on the shirt that... a cellphone camera can recognize. Then, when someone snaps a picture of the logo, the phone automatically calls up the site that person has chosen to advertise. It ... (more) This T-shirt links to your Facebook profile

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Facebook se pone arisco con Android
Celularis — ... para construir la aplicación. Pero está claro que esta no es la política de Facebook para todas las plataformas: la aplicación para iPhone la diseñó un ingeniero de la compañía y también ayudaron en la versión para BlackBerry. Si Facebook sigue con esta actitud, ¿Google se tragará su orgullo pensando en todos los usuarios de G1 que quieren usar la red social y la desarrollaran ellos mismos? Vía Shiny Shiny ...