Showing posts with label Facebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Facebook. Show all posts

Monday, July 13, 2009

All Facebook Chat Smileys / Emoticons :

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Want to add some spice to your new Facebook chat conversations? Here are the obvious (and maybe not so obvious) smilies/emoticons/emotes that you can use in your Facebook chats! Just type what’s under the picture and it’ll pop up in your chat!



Cool / Black Shades:


Happy Closed Eyes :


Happy Closed Eyes Laugh :


Angel:


Winking Emote:


Really Happy Emote :


Smile Emote : :)


Dork emote: -_-


Glasses emote: 8) or 8-)


Heart / Love Emoticon :


Winking / Kissibg Emoticon:


Crying Emoticon :


Shocked Emoticon:


Duh!! Emoticon :

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Monday, May 25, 2009

Watch Changes to your Facebook Account with Fosimo:

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Fosimo is a small FREE and small facebook desktop client which lets you update facebook status, synchronize facebook friend list with outlook.
You will be notified about your friend status updates, get notifications for unread messages, new friend request and event invites and more important you can do all this without browsing the heavy and slow interface of facebook in browser.


Some Key Features Of Fosimo are:
* Change Facebook Status
* Chat with Friends
* View Facebook Friends Profile
* Synchronize Friends with Outlook contacts
* Upload Photos directly to facebook
* Get notified about Friends status updates
* Get new group invitations
* Get new event invitations
* Get notified about unread messages
* Update messages and pokes

The Program Autoupdate itself by default, so new features will be added automatically with time.


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Sunday, May 24, 2009

Areps.at, brunga.at latest in a long line of Facebook scams

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Facebook has been targeted in a new wave of phishing scams by someone who likes Austrian (,at) domain names.

The latest emails send viewers to the following Austrian registered domains: Areps.at, Bests.at, Kirgo.at, Nutpick.at, and Brunga.at. Like phishing attacks before it, the message is usually something simple, such as a subject line of “Hello

If a user falls for the scam, the email is sent to their friends, and the cycle continues. So far it’s not clear exactly what the intentions are with the scam besides the harvesting of login details.

If you’re not sure if the Facebook email you’ve received contains a legitimate link, be sure to check the URL before logging in, or if still in doubt, don’t click on any links received via email, and log in to Facebook directly to follow up.
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