DISQUS

Ooops, just saw the comment above. By the way, I like the design but your comments aren't readable in Firefox (that's how I didn't see the comment above)!

Screenshot: http://easycaptures.com/fs/uploaded/284/2505667...

That URL doesn't seem to work but I'm sure I'll find it!

The Facebook app 'selective Twitter status' allows you to choose which tweets update your Facebbok status using the #fb hash tag.

You can activate Facebook mobile with a mobile on the Virgin network. Just put in your number and select 'O2' as the network and it activates. You can only receive texts though, not send. Facebook mobile will turn off every 30 days or so (presumably because you can't send any texts so it thinks you are inactive) so you'll need to activate it again.

Absolutely, I utterly detest the way applications try to market themselves. The big problem is that many non-technical or not very computer literate users end up sending all sorts of invites they probably don't want to send, because they don't realise they have to actively de-select and skip the process.

The whole invite process should be stopped. What should be improved is the application library, and there should be an 'application' application which allows you to summarise all the apps (you choose) and display a link on your profile, with a review and rating facility. If others were interested they could easily see which apps you use and what you think of them.

Bring it on!

I guess you mean that there will start to be UK networks appearing in the options when you go to register your mobile?

I've certainly managed to publish photos from my mobile but I can't register the number and get the Facebook activation code back by SMS as no UK networks are supported.

What is really annoying is that my PDA can't access the current mobile version of Facebook (WAP?) and the iPhone version looks terrible. I'm sure it's great on an iPhone but not on anything else.