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FRIENDLY FOR FACEBOOK IPHONE FULL
FRIENDLY FOR FACEBOOK IPHONE CODE

The photo browser is actually pretty nice, letting you swipe through Facebook photo albums much like the iPad’s built-in Photos. All I did was sign in like I normally would and up popped my live feed, with tabs for easy access to friends’ walls, messages, notifications, and even a section where you can confirm or deny those pesky “game requests” (I have many a FarmVille addict in my circle of friends). Unfortunately, one of the main apps I used on my iPod Touch didn’t transfer over apparently, Facebook feels that their mobile site is “good enough” for iPad users.įortunately, I stumbled across Friendly for Facebook while downloading the HD versions of other apps I use that hadn’t gone “universal.” It was free so I figured I’d give it a shot. Friendly is not affiliated with, endorsed, or sponsored by FacebookĪfter numerous setbacks, I finally got my iPad 2 and was looking to set things up.

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FRIENDLY FOR FACEBOOK IPHONE CODE

Secure your Facebook Account with a PIN Code access.Easy switch between multiple Facebook accounts.Edit photos, add fun effects, change your profile picture.

FRIENDLY FOR FACEBOOK IPHONE FULL

Swipe through Facebook photos full screen.

App Store Description click screen shot to enlargeįacebook for your iPad – FEATURED in Apple’s TOP 10 iPad Apps of 2010Īn amazing Facebook experience, designed just for iPad ★★★★★ So… without further ado, let’s take a look at Friendly for Facebook by Oecoway Inc. After all, more feedback eventually leads to better apps overall. Of course, we’ll be counting on you, valued readers, to chime in on these apps, too. At the same time, we all had fun doing this, and wanted it to continue.Īs a result, we’re going to try and resurrect this feature, just with a slightly different format: only one of us is going to review an app at any given time, and the apps themselves won’t necessarily have to be free (though, ultimately, that’s still our goal). It’s been quite a while since we’ve had an iOS app review for you, but with all the exciting goings-on here at OWC, it’s been kind of tough to get the crew together so we could all contribute.