The 10 Best Facebook Features Of All Time
Face it, without Facebook events you wouldn't know what's going on. You can thank Zuckerberg for your current social life.
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Timeline was met with mixed reviews, like most major redesigns. We
like it. The old wall was too cramped. In Timeline, photos, new friends,
and other content now flows smoother in a wider, double-barrel river.
It's not flawless, though. Zuckerberg doesn't even use life events.
It's not flawless, though. Zuckerberg doesn't even use life events.
These let you comment from your Facebook account on sites like the New York Times and Global Grind.com.
Facebook
was several years ahead of Twitter on this one. When you post articles,
videos, and pictures on Facebook, the linked content is fetched and
delivered right in the post, saving you a click.
The original: the Wall started it all.
If
you saw The Social Network, you saw this idea plop into Zuck's head.
Now you know whether that guy/girl you met last night/last weekend is
single/engaged/married/in an open relationship, etc.
We
all thought we didn't need another chat platform. Turns out that yet
again, we were wrong and Zuck was right. Now it's in the top 75 most
downloaded apps in Apple's App store.
Before
the Like button, to approve of another person's post, you had to write,
"Like" or, "Yeah!" or, "Wow, I like that too LOL!" Those were dark
times.
This was the update that launched a million protest groups. Zuck's response: "Calm down. Breathe. We hear you." In the end, we breathed, we came around to the idea, and now we can't imagine our online social lives without it. Thanks Zuck.
This may be the most popular use of Facebook. It was Sean Parker's idea, Scott Marlette engineered it, and the application launched in October 2005.
It's Facebook's pride and joy. That's why Zuck had to spend a cool billion nipping Instagram in the bud.
It's Facebook's pride and joy. That's why Zuck had to spend a cool billion nipping Instagram in the bud.
