A few weeks back when Ping launched, this whole mini-war erupted because while initially there was Facebook support, it was pulled by Apple in the wee hours of the morning. People noticed, however. Following the Facebook blocking, Steve Jobs went on to say at a following keynote that “Facebook was requesting onerous terms”. He never divulged more than that, leaving the rest of us to wonder. And now, yesterday at the Web 2.0 summit, Facebook CEO, Mark...

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Think email is dead? Facebook does. There announcement today didn’t unveil a traditional email service. What they announced is far more “real-time” and engaging. Facebook calls it a “Social Messaging System”. “It’s not email”, says Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerburg. Instead, it’s a real-time, location and device agnostic service that aims to seamlessly integrate your life’s conversations. It ties...

iPhone users whom also frequent Facebook’s digital halls will want to head to the App Store this morning (or night). In there, you will find version 3.3.2 waiting for you. Besides the usual assortment of bug fixes, Facebook has pushed account settings, security settings, and help center support to the app so you don’t have to visit the desktop version of the site to do so. Handy. Download Facebook 3.3.2 for iPhone (iTunes Link) Via: ...

We’ve already talked once before about the claimed revealing of Facebook Email coming next week. But now, a source of ZDnet is claiming Microsoft is involved as well. The source is quoted as saying “the Office team has been working on this for a while now”, in regards to full blown Microsoft Office web app support coming to the U.S.’s #1 social network. The implications of Facebook rolling out a legitimate email service are already huge. With well...