“Social Networking” Articles

Tommi Laukkanen has released a cracking new Facebook client for Maemo 5, MeeGo and Symbian^3 devices. Kasvopus is a simple and clean was of viewing your Facebook news feed instantly on your Nokia handset. You can easily browse through latest status updates, shared news and links. Hit the jump to check out the video demo and to download Kasvopus for your Nokia handset.

Nokia today released a new update for the Nokia Social app for Symbian^3 devices. The new Social v1.3 brings many great features including deeper integration within your phonebook contacts, letting you see what your friends are a up to before making that call. Hit the jump to find out what else is new.

Pixelpipe has officially released Share Online v1.03 with some cracking new features. If you’re not already aware, Pixelpipe is a content distribution gateway that allows users to share content once and distribute to over 100 social networks, photo/video sites, blogs, and online storage clouds.With seamless integration with most applications supporting the Nokia ‘Send’ menu, Pixelpipe Share Online offers a unrivalled sharing experience, and is available to download for S60v3 FP2, S60v5 and Symbian^3 devices after the break.

The Nokia C7 is the first device to bring Symbian^3 to the Cseries range of smartphones and has started shipping to customers around the world today. Only a month after its announcement, The Nokia C7 is the second Symbian^3 device in total following the well acclaimed Nokia N8, and is a perfect companion for the design-conscious social networker. Check out the full press release after the break with a short promotional video highlighting some key aspects of this device..

Back in February, Google launched its fairly successful Google Buzz for mobile service, a tool to start conversations when you are out and about. Currently this service was only available for the iPhone OS and Android 2.0+, however Google have just announced an XHTML version of the Buzz website which can be accessed from many other mobile devices, including those running Nokia’s Symbian OS.