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Vringo's Facetones Available for iPhone

Jan 11, 2012, 10:46 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Vringo today announced that a beta version of its Facetones application is available to the Apple iPhone. Facetones automatically pulls photos from users' Facebook accounts to create a slideshow of individual contacts that plays on the phone's display when that contact calls or when the user calls that person. Vringo expects to integrate Facetones with other social networks and photo sites in the near future. Facetones for iPhone is a free download from iTunes. Facetones is already available to Android devices on Verizon Wireless's network.

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Tofuchong

Jan 11, 2012, 4:16 PM

Useless app

what a waste of space and battery power. damn is this app ever useless. File it under g, for Ga'bage!

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