Launch of New Facebook in mobile Without the Internet

Use Facebook without Any Data Plan or even Internet , Facebook India has partnered with Fonetwish to bring Facebook on every mobile phone without requiring any apps or even the Internet.

You dial the *325# number, then enter your Facebook username and password and you are in. You can then send number based commands to access various features of Facebook, chat with friends who are online,

Facebook application enables people to share new and old stories on Gujarat

You can now play a role in helping to shape and build the legacy of Gujarat by taking on the role of a brand ambassador for the state on Facebook! An innovative Facebook application allows You to help contribute to Gujarat’s development strides in the past 11 years by being the Brand Ambassador

Facebook motivate Young Voters to Take Action [INFOGRAPHIC]

As Election Day approaches, you might be getting sick of the political bickering in your News Feed. You can try to fight it, but political participation on social media is contagious.

Since 2004, politicians like Howard Dean and Ron Paul have been using social and new media to advance their causes and put themselves in front of younger voters who aren’t just tech-savvy, they’re tech-centric. Facebook and Twitter are powerful tools for spreading information and news, as Barack Obama used to his advantage in his 2008 bid for the presidency.

But Facebook can do more than just familiarize voters with a candidate or let them “Like” a campaign page. For the younger demographic of new voters, social media can be a push to the ballot.

Facebook Gets Support For Payforit Mobile Payments

Payforit is a mobile payments scheme that was created by the UK’s five biggest operators: Vodafone, 3, O2, T-Mobile and Orange. With the service going live today, developers are able to offer in-app payments in

Facebook Mobile Payments Via Carrier Billing Facebook make more money

Another step ahead for Facebook’s strategy to make more money out of its mobile business: the company is accepting mobile payments for its mobile web service via carrier billing in the U.S., UK and Germany and it has now been confirmed that it is Bango powering the service. The option of letting users bill services like virtual gifts and game credits to their mobile phone operators was first announced in February 2012, and means that users do not need to use premium SMS or credit cards in order to buy these: it’s a one-click system. Bango also provides similar services for BlackBerry’s App World, Opera’s Mobile Store and Google Play. It is also working with Amazon on a similar service. Bango says it will be rolling Facebook carrier billing out to further countries later in the year.

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Only 6% of Top Online Retailers Include a Facebook Login Button research Internet

Social Labs today released its findings regarding how online retailers implement Facebook’s Login Button. The company examined how the top 500 online retailers integrated the plugin as an alternative option for their account creation, site registration, and site login processes. The 14-page study titled “Log In With

Twitter Tops Facebook in Mobile Ad Revenues sales Google estimates income

A report from eMarketer estimates that Twitter will hit $129.7 million in U.S. mobile ad revenues this year compared to $72 million for Facebook.

Both companies earn far less mobile revenue than companies with more established mobile Ad platforms like