Be prepared, up the middle of preparing for an event to announce the latest development that has been their finish in the realm of mobile, 3 November 2010.
However, Facebook itself has not been willing to explain in detail. As reported by Cnet and quoted on Monday (1/10/2010) in a statement, up only mention this conference named as 'mobile event'.
The announcement was accompanied by an icon made up illustration of two people connected with the 'phone tin'. It reminds us of the toys of childhood, when a piece of string or yarn that is connected with two cans treated as a phone.
What does it mean? Although not explained in detail, but up suggests that a main event that would later be associated with an update on the Facebook site mobile.
Facebook also plans to announce the latest updates up Places the new service was launched a few weeks ago. Reportedly, up Places will be accessible via touch.facebook.com on mobile browsers that support HTML5 and Geolocation feature.
Another addition, Facebook also will test the kind of rewards program that will be competing with the Foursquare and similar sites. The platform reportedly called Deals This allows companies that use up Places create incentives for users to tag a number of friends who do check in to this place
However, Facebook itself has not been willing to explain in detail. As reported by Cnet and quoted on Monday (1/10/2010) in a statement, up only mention this conference named as 'mobile event'.
The announcement was accompanied by an icon made up illustration of two people connected with the 'phone tin'. It reminds us of the toys of childhood, when a piece of string or yarn that is connected with two cans treated as a phone.
What does it mean? Although not explained in detail, but up suggests that a main event that would later be associated with an update on the Facebook site mobile.
Facebook also plans to announce the latest updates up Places the new service was launched a few weeks ago. Reportedly, up Places will be accessible via touch.facebook.com on mobile browsers that support HTML5 and Geolocation feature.
Another addition, Facebook also will test the kind of rewards program that will be competing with the Foursquare and similar sites. The platform reportedly called Deals This allows companies that use up Places create incentives for users to tag a number of friends who do check in to this place
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