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Facebook Promises Huge Update for Windows Phone App

Apr 24, 2012, 7:17 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Facebook took to its own Facebook page for Windows Phone to announce a forthcoming update to its Windows Phone app. The revised app (v2.5) will include significant changes, such as threaded messaging, the ability to tag friends, the ability to delete posts and comments, active links in posts, an overhauled photo comment tool, and the ability to "Like" comments. Facebook said that the app is in the final stages of testing and will be delivered to Windows Phone handsets soon.

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Vmac39

Apr 24, 2012, 5:31 PM

Finally!

It's nice to see that a company who Microsoft has so much invested in finally doing more with their app development for Windows Phone. It's just crazy to see a developer create an app and don't even support it properly....Adobe. Adobe Reader sucks ass on WP. I hope MSFT just developed their own PDF reader that can be read directly from the mobile office already built into the Windows Phone OS.

Just for the record, I do understand that MSFT and Adobe don't really have partnership going, when it comes to development of apps for WP. Just pointed it out because, they did make an app and don't even support the damn thing.

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