Facebook Comes to Windows Mobile Devices

By Allen Tsai | Thu May 07, 2009 7:20 pm

Software giant Microsoft today released a Facebook application that lets Windows Mobile 6 users create wall posts, share photos, send messages, update profile pictures and even upload videos.

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The free software, dubbed Facebook for Windows Mobile 6, is the first app to lets users upload videos straight from their smartphones.

It also offers core features such as the ability to call people on their Friends lists, manage Facebook profiles, confirm Friend requests, upload and tag photos, update statuses and more.

Microsoft said a version of its Facebook app will be loaded with new Windows Mobile 6.5 devices when they are released later this year.

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