Facebook’s new homepage ticker is proving very unpopular with lots of users — and that’s no exaggeration.

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A Facebook like button has been available as an add-on to Chrome for two months, albeit without any formal announcement by either of the two respective companies.

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An inexpensive Intel MeeGo netbook may be a great companion for people who use Facebook frequently, and can configure your news feed to show up on the device‘s main page.
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A Chrome extension for Facebook lets users ask friends for introductions to their contacts.
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When Google chrome was first released publicly on September 2, 2008, it quickly gained market share of 1% despite the ongoing development of other browsers and the dominance of Firefox & Internet explorer. But the real surge started with the beta launch of its extensions gallery a couple of months ago in December 2009. Barely in 8 weeks, the extensions have grown from 300 to over 2000+ and are contributing to Chrome’s rising share.
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This afternoon I’ve been watching the Google OS announcement and all I can say is that this is what Mark Zuckerberg first announced when they released Platform, two and a half years ago. Many assumed that the acquisition of Parakey was a step toward truly building the web operating system of the future. Blake Ross, the developer of Firefox and Parakey, has been working on Facebook Lite though. Joe Hewitt, the other Parakey developer, had been working on the Facebook iPhone application until recently. So where is Facebook OS?
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