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Facebook Messaging Expands To Over One Billion Mobile Devices
emoze.com - 12/1/2008
Facebook Messaging Expands To Over One Billion Mobile Devices
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emoze pushes Facebook on any mobile device emoze, the world's first free, mobile, push email service, now allows Symbian users to add their Facebook messaging in combination with any number of email messaging systems, to their favourite mobile device. Java and Windows Mobile users will have the ...
Facebook Aims to Extend Its Reach Across the Web
nytimes.com - 12/1/2008
Facebook Aims to Extend Its Reach Across the Web
— nytimes.com — With Facebook Connect, users can log onto a variety of sites and see their friends’ activities there.... > (more) Facebook Aims to Extend Its Reach Across the Web

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scobleizer.com - 12/2/2008
Nokia N97: the ultimate Facebook device
— scobleizer.com — Nokia just announced the N97. I got a chance to play with it last night and realized... they have built the ultimate Facebook device. Now, I’m sure, lots of you will wonder how it compares to the iPhone. Well, for a Facebook user it isn’t ... (more) Nokia N97: the ultimate Facebook device

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Social Web’s Big Question: Federate or Aggregate? [GigaOM]
gigaom.com - 12/1/2008
Social Web’s Big Question: Federate or Aggregate? [GigaOM]
— gigaom.com — Inventor and tech-philosopher Dave Winer Twittered tonight that federation is the hot thing, pointing to a New... York Times article about Facebook Connect . And just like that he touched upon the third rail of our increasingly social web. The big ... (more) Social Web’s Big Question: Federate or Aggregate? [GigaOM]

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Unwired View:  Facebook messaging available for Symbian handsets, Java and Windows Mobile to follow

PalmAddicts:  emoze pushes Facebook on any mobile device

Boy Genius Report:  Emoze brings Facebook messaging to the masses

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Facebook messaging available for Symbian handsets, Java and Windows Mobile to follow
Unwired View — ... messages from their phones, without being needed to actually open the Facebook website.    To enjoy the Facebook messaging service on your Symbian mobile device you need to download the emoze application, which is available from here. In the next few weeks, the Facebook emoze solution will be available for Windows Mobile and Java handsets too. Via Press release Similar Posts: Vodafone UK starts offering ...

emoze pushes Facebook on any mobile device
PalmAddicts — ... in thick and fast today. "emoze, the world's first free, mobile, push email service, now allows Symbian users to add their Facebook messaging in combination with any number of email messaging systems, to their favourite mobile device. Java and Windows Mobile users will have the privilege within the next few days. There is no need to purchase a sophisticated Smartphone to tap into Facebook messages on-the-move. Users can simply add Facebook to their emoze portfolio on any handset." Read in full. ...

Emoze brings Facebook messaging to the masses
Boy Genius Report — If you’re addicted to Facebook, as millions upon millions of people are these days, the odds are pretty good that you don’t want to be detached from your precious Facebook messages each time you step away from your computer. Smartphone users can enjoy a mobile app on several different platforms such as BlackBerry, iPhone and Windows Mobile, but what about the rest of the masses? Sure there’s a semi-usable mobile site but it won’t provide you with any type of notifications when it’s not open in your browser… What’s an ...

Emoze Adds Facebook Messaging Support for Symbian Powered Devices
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — ... from your device for full details. Emoze will also have the Windows Mobile and Java clients available at some point this week. That should make just about everyone happy, should it not? I will keep my eyes open for the Win-Mo and Java version as soon as they become available. Until they arrive, may the Symbian-powered Facebook addicts enjoy themselves more than ever, wasting time away on that beautiful productivity killer we know and love as Facebook. For more info read the press release from Emoze. Note: Had to add ...

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