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"If you aren't automatically logged in into Facebook, you may have noticed that the home page is a bit different. It's nothing too dramatic; they've rearranged the login a bit, moving it to the top of the page, and changed the copy into \"Facebook helps you connect and share with the people in your life.\" Social networking is never mentioned, probably meaning that the folks at Facebook think they've outgrown the concept. The rest of the Facebook seems intact. \nThere's more: if you're an iPhone owner, you'll be happy to know that Facebook's iPhone application has reached version 2.0; you can get it through the iPhone app store. New version brings all the 'new' overviews of what's happening on Facebook: News Feed, Live Feed, Events, Notifications and so on. Furthermore, those tabs from Facebook's new design are also visible in the iPhone version. Finally, you can post (and tag) photos from your iPhone. And, the coolest feat yet: you reload the page by shaking your iPhone!\nIf you don't own an iPhone then you'll probably be disappointed, because the \"regular\" mobile version, available at m.facebook.com still lacks most of this functionality. Oh well, if you want a decent mobile version of a web application these days you need to get an iPhone; there's no way around it. \nBTW, if you've noticed bugs in the 2.0 version of the iPhone app, you're not alone. According to some reports, there's bugs a plenty, and lead developer of Facebook\u2019s iPhone app Joe Hewitt, has already promised a quick fix. \n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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