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Snap2Face brings Facebook to your WinMo phone Print E-mail
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Written by Marc Pell   
Monday, 07 July 2008

FacebookIf you are addicted to Facebook then we may have a new application for you, Snap2Face takes the best bits of Facebook and makes them readily available to you using an application interface rather than using your phone's web browser.

Snap2Face Features

  • Sleek, graphic-rich user interface
  • Set your status while on-the-go
  • View friends' status and detailed information
  • View friends' friends and send friendship requests
  • Get notified of events like wall post, message, poke, or friend request
  • View your pokes, wall, inbox, and friend requests, all in full text
  • Poke friends, send message to friends, and post on friends' wall
  • Access you and your friends' photo albums
  • Upload photos from built-in camera or file folder
  • Import friends' profile photos to Outlook Contacts (photo Call ID)

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Simply put, Snap2Face is a full-featured client for Facebook for the WM platform. And to our knowledge it is the only client out there. With photo upload/download and caller-ID features, it is much more powerful than what the iphone Facebook portal does for iphone users.

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For more information or to download the application visit the Snap2Face website here

 

 

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