Coo Of Facebook Jumps To StarBucks March 28, 2009
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The COO of Facebook joins the board of directors of Starbuks her first position in public company.
Sandberg, who’s generally shy of press (she’s done just one video interview since she joined Facebook a year ago), is going to be getting a lot of credit in the future for driving revenue growth at Facebook. Prior to Facebook she was the VP Online Operations and Sales at Google and one of their first 300 employees. She was also previously with McKinsey & Company, the Chief of Staff for the United States Treasury Department under President Bill Clinton, and an economist with the World Bank where she worked on eradicating leprosy in India. And she’s not yet 40.
The Starbucks job comes with a $280,000 annual salary. But, absurdly, the job doesn’t get her free coffee.
Facebook comes in your inbox with Nutshell mail February 18, 2009
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Facebook always keeps you updated with you and friends news feed regardless of the fact whether you check it every 15 minutes or once a week. This keeps you in touch with occasions and parties, birthdays,new messages, invitations from the groups and more things like that. Ever wished to receive periodic emails with Facebook snapshot so it can get you can get updated with every activity.?
Nutshell mail provides you with new Facebook app feature. This simple tool extracts email and social network hub.NutshellMail, will email you as time to time as you want anything or everything you may missed on Facebook.
To get it all started alive and well you need a verificatiuon of your email address and decide the timings and days ofd the delivery notifications. You can connect your accounts from Myspace and LinkedIn as well as secondary accounts. This keeps you in touch with the happenings in your other social network and email accounts.
Once your delivery settings have been saved, NutshellMail will email you with a summary of activity that includes friend requests, status updates, unread messages, birthdays, group invitations, and event invitations. It’s a pretty complete birdseye view of everything happening within your corner of Facebook.
We like the convenience of getting a comprehensive peek at Facebook without having to actually log in, but we want to know what you think. Is this an application that you want or need? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
That’s where NutshellMail’s new Facebook app can save the day. The simple app, which hails from email and social network hub NutshellMail, will email you as frequently or infrequently as you want with everything that you may have missed on Facebook.

To get up and running all you need to do is verify your email address and schedule email delivery days and times. You can even add your MySpace and LinkedIn accounts, as well as secondary email accounts, to keep current on what’s happening in your social and email spheres.
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Once your delivery settings have been saved, NutshellMail will email you with a summary of activity that includes friend requests, status updates, unread messages, birthdays, group invitations, and event invitations. It’s a pretty complete birdseye view of everything happening within your corner of Facebook.
We like the convenience of getting a comprehensive peek at Facebook without having to actually log in, but we want to know what you think. Is this an application that you want or need? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

[via Mashable
I want babies? How to get one? Make me babies November 23, 2008
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Ever thought that you and the person you love most end up in a situation where you have a baby playing in your lap. How would he/she look like? Whose eyes will the baby have and whose lips? What if you could get a look at them even before you two (the parents to be) somehow got to see what your baby (end product in the sites case) would look like? How easy would life become to decide if you really want to play the dimes with her (or him; lets not be pro-male only). Makemebabies is the place where you can end up putting a combination test of you and your dream opposite and see what your descendant looks like.
Its not only meant for those with a soul-mate, even a loner or someone puffin huge bubbles can mix their genes with any anyone, be it their secret crush, a celebrity they end having dreams about. All you have to do is register (the only boring but important thing to do here), upload your photograph, choose your dreams photo or upload that of a friend or your loved one and proceed, oh I forgot you got to choose the baby frame and name as well.
Now this is where the wizard comes at work; Makemebabies does some magic work at mixing your DNA with your loves and whoala! It puts forward a picture that shows what you baby would look like! Interestingly whatever I did, the picture of the babies barely matched their fathers. What a big turn off for poor dads.
The site is pretty good of a timewaster and hey what more would you want than having to look at your baby without going through the pains and worries that you have to face during the nine months (I got to see one in a minute). The site should do something about its appearance, as in get along with the purpose it has been made for, more baby-ish that is.
Should I get a bit down to science? I wonder how is it possible that if none of the parents (not even in far ancestory) do not have curly hair, give birth to a child with curly hair? Plus the site should highlight in its terms and conditions if it is meant for same gender combinations, I mean if this (see the image below) goes public how in the world is the public going to know which one of them has given birth to the baby? Or is the baby adopted? Or more importantly is the site bent at making the Impossible, possible?
Kill your time, enjoy making virtual babies while I look up at doing something worth to make it up with my dear loved one, I guess I have a more realistic approach in this matter :p.
Yonto- customize your facebook November 3, 2008
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You might have seen the option to customize your profile page on various social networks such as MySpace, Friendster, etc. but Facebook wasn’t in that category so far. Now Yontoo has come up with an application which let users the option to customize their profiles in Facebook. The application called PageRage is built on Yontoo’s original PageRage product. Since the launch of PageRage in August this year, over 10,000 users have utilized it. Yontoo has added some layouts with the release of the new application, you can check out them here.
Following is the press release by the company on the release of the latest application:
San Diego, CA — September 29, 2008 — Facebook users: Looking to customize your profile page? If so, a company with a peculiar name, Yontoo Technology Inc., has created a new Facebook Application that makes it possible. The new Facebook App, PageRage Super Profile, builds off of Yontoo’s original PageRage product, which was released in August 2008. PageRage works with the Yontoo Layers technology, creating a virtual layer over webpages that can be edited by the user. PageRage allows Facebook users to customize or artistically alter their Facebook profile for a unique look similar to the customizations available for other social networking websites, such as MySpace. Users simply go to www.pagerage.com to download the software. Since August, Yontoo’s PageRage already has more than 10,000 users.
“We understand why Facebook doesn’t provide users with the ability to add layouts,” says Stuart Nowell, Co-founder of Yontoo, “and we agree with the decision. The beauty of our software is the fact that, unlike layouts for any other social network site, if people don’t want to see the layouts they don’t have to. Anyone who doesn’t have our software installed will not see the customized layouts or be affected in any way.”
PageRage allows Facebook members to place graphics right on top of their existing page. This layer has no effect on the original page. No coding or HTML knowledge is needed. The artwork is simply laid over the top of the page and can be changed at any time. There are hundreds of graphic styles and themes currently available with new layouts being added all the time.
“We are very excited about the user feedback we’ve seen so far and we believe that the new Facebook App will make our system even easier for people to use and share,” says Arie Trouw, Co-founder of Yontoo. Trouw continued, saying that Yontoo will produce many additional apps adding new functionality in the very near future. “PageRage is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the potential for Yontoo Layers, and we look forward to helping users get everything possible from their Internet experience.”
According to Trouw, Yontoo’s PageRage technology is the only way for user customizations of Facebook profiles to be viewable by their friends. “Anyone who has Yontoo Layers installed will be able to see the layouts on their friends’ profiles,” he adds.
[via startupmeme]
Facebook launches facebook music October 30, 2008
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After the official launch of Myspace Music service. Users of Myspace can now assemble playlists from a vast collection of music from four major labels and one independent distributor. Users can also stream these songs for free or purchase them free of DRM restrictions thanks to the AmazonMP3 service integration. Myspace Music isn’t the perfect streaming music service, and there are talks of Facebook following suit. We’d like your help in predicting the following: Will Facebook integrate streaming music into its site by the end of this year? If so, via which service/partner will it do so?
Fast Facts
- Facebook is the largest social network in the world with well over 100 million monthly active users
- Rival MySpace has recently launched MySpace Music, and is currently more profitable than Facebook
Facebook is rumored to be partnering with either iLike, imeem, LaLa, or Rhapsody
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Is facebook upto mobile address book or just dreams? September 22, 2008
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Facebook gives a clue about the upcoming changes in its plans. Facebook’s VP of Growth, Mobile and International Palihapitiya, associated with mobile social networking, was criticized by an audience member that a phone’s address book is essentially its owner’s social network, In reply Palihapitiya said, “That’s a great observation. Stay tuned.”
This was just the beginning of the end, as the pr associated to Facebook did not let him say anything beyond that. But if considered could be a splendid idea ever implemented by Facebook It believes in portraying relations that look real in 5the eyes of the World Wide Web. When it comes to mobile contact there does not exist a term known as ‘offline and online contacts. Users all over the world are already addicted to this site through their mobiles, for they download its applications like Black berry and Iphone as well as the access through the ordinary browser from a normal mobile phone. For me if this integration do take place it could be another victory for Facebook in the race of apps for social networks.
