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April 14, 2013 08:00 pm GMT
If you're an iPhone user, you might be feeling a little left behind, because Facebook launchedan application called Facebook Home, touted by CEO Mark Zuckerberg as the "next version of Facebook." In fact, you might be feeling this way if you're an Android user, too. For now, only a handful of select devices can even run Home (officially) -- devices that users adopt in particular to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to new app releases. Notably missing from the lineup is Google's Nexus 4, the latest in the lineup of Nexus-branded flagship Android phones.But Facebook promised that more handsets will be supported in time, as will tablets. Well, only Android ones, that is.
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Facebook Home And The Promise Of Android
If you're an iPhone user, you might be feeling a little left behind, because Facebook launchedan application called Facebook Home, touted by CEO Mark Zuckerberg as the "next version of Facebook." In fact, you might be feeling this way if you're an Android user, too. For now, only a handful of select devices can even run Home (officially) -- devices that users adopt in particular to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to new app releases. Notably missing from the lineup is Google's Nexus 4, the latest in the lineup of Nexus-branded flagship Android phones.But Facebook promised that more handsets will be supported in time, as will tablets. Well, only Android ones, that is.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/mC5H7FPIzS4/
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