David Kaplan has posted that Facebook and Nokia are working on a mobile deal that involves not only prominent positioning for Facebook but also involves an investment in Facebook by Nokia. If the reports are true, this would be a massive deal for Facebook. Some have previously suggested that Facebook is like a personal phonebook on the web. Perhaps soon Facebook will literally become an integral part of your own mobile phonebook.
David says that according to his sources there will be an integrated Facebook application that receives positioning as prominent as the YouTube icon currently on the iPhone. Discussions appear to be extremely preliminary. Facebook’s ability to prop up their valuation extremely high has enabled them to attract top-tier investors that can pour hundreds of millions of dollars into the social networking company.
Facebook has taken social networking to the next level and with their increasing coffers, Facebook will be able to continue revolutionizing the way we communicate through the web. For those that see Facebook as a simple social networking site, I believe that the next 24 months are going to prove that Facebook has become much more and will no longer simply be a competitor to Myspace and others.
Facebook is rapidly becoming the leading social network for the mobile web. There is still a ton of opportunity in the mobile social networking space and Facebook is showing their dedication in this area. Do you have Facebook on your phone?
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[...] phones. The rumour was first reported on paidContent and later by several other blogs (Mashable, allfacebook, Read/Write web, …). Last year Nokia bought the digital map provider Navteq and now these [...]
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The suave Nokia E75 Bluetooth Mobile Phone is an elegant design with a high gloss finish and stainless edging. It has a 2.4” QVGA screen with a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels that makes viewing of video and images quite easy. The Nokia E75 comes with a wide array of features and is equipped with a 3.2 mega pixel camera with digital zoom, LED flash and autofocus. The camera in this phone is excellent and it also supports high resolution video recording of 30 fbs and allows for video streaming as well.
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