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Have a bunch of photos on your Facebook account? Or maybe you use Picasa or Flickr? Whichever service you use, Pixable can import all your photos from any of these online accounts and automatically create great looking photo books. It’s pretty cheap and the results are nice. So if you want to send a nice gift to family and friends, check out Pixable to create photobooks!
I have to admit, there are a few Facebook apps that I really like and use quite often! However, there are also those many, many apps that I installed because someone sent me an invitation or I was just too stupid to try it. Either way, those apps can become really annoying really fast with their useless notifications and emails. Read this post on how to remove any unwanted Facebook apps!
As you probably know by now, the Facebook homepage shows either the News Feed or Live Feed when you log in. However, what if you want to just see status updates by default when you login?
It’s easy! Just click the More link below the menu on the left hand side and you’ll see these set of grey lines next to each item in the menu. Now just click on that and drag Status Updates to the top! Now whenever you log in, you’ll see Status Updates instead of the feed.
via Tech-Recipes
Ever run into problems uploading photos to Facebook? Too slow? Doesn’t work properly? Can’t select folders? Hmm…maybe you should check out the new Photo Uploader desktop app from Adobe. It’s a desktop application that lets you simply drag and drop folders onto the application.
It works exceptionally well and is way better than the official Facebook app. Also, the app allows you to see your news feed, receive notifications, poke people, chat with friends and more all from the desktop!