Facebook 1.9.3 (for Android)

Facebook 1.9.3 (for Android)

Sara Yin, Jeffrey L. Wilson Props to Facebook for listening to user feedback. When Facebook released its second major update to the Android app last April, it controversially added three, non-removable icons to people's app drawers. The icons were intended as shortcuts for users to post pictures or send messages via Facebook. Design-wise it was a bad, business-driven move, and within the first week users widely condemned the update. Android users have enough bloatware to contend with! Compare Similar Products Compare Selected Facebook 1.9.3 (for Android) Facebook Messenger (for iPhone) Facebook (for Windows Phone) ICQ Messenger 3.1 (for Android) Facebook v1.9.3 for Android (free) omits the bloatware and fixes some bugs. As a result it's now perhaps the best mobile Facebook experience, compared to Facebook for the iPhone, Windows Phone, and PlayStation Vita. At the same time, loading pages feels slower than ever.

Facebook's colonization of Android

Facebook's colonization of Android

The smartphone business is becoming more like Nascar every day with multiple companies vying to get their brands more prominently promoted on the screens and cases of mobile devices. It's an intensely competitive market in which telecommunications carriers, such as AT

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