Facebook Has Now Video Calling | Start A Video Chat Facebook In Browser

Call it a response from Facebook against Google + 's hangout or what Facebook now integrates video chat. And that's what Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and CEO said in the statement that his company would announce "something great" last week.

Facebook Chat window is getting a makeover with a new clean look. A video call button on the top and a button to the chat screen text, this is a Facebook message.

In addition to video chat Facebook also throw in all the new discussion groups, this allows you to have a conversation with several people at once. Facebook has worked on your cat to do is more stable and keep most of the browsers in the market. In summary will be smarter Facebook framing, chat groups, video conferencing and integrated soon.

Facebook using Skype provides better video-chat service that Google already offers +. Rumors of Facebook video chat service begins with the launch of Google + hangouts, a service that allows users to video chat with more than ten friends at once.

All you need is to install a small program once and you're ready to party. Some examples of the look and feel of it.

Start now: https://www.facebook.com/videocalling

Nokia Facebook possible mobile merger

Nokia is working on a major deal with Facebook by offering a “placement” button on the main screen their phones, mainly the iPhone.

The deal is much bigger than just a placement though as there is speculation that the early discussions have involved Nokia purchasing a stake in Facebook.

The possible deal would give Facebook instant mobile distribution as Nokia is the world’s largest maker of mobile phones. A senior Nokia executive declined to go into details about the pact with Facebook: “There is talk of a partnership in the works… it’s safe to say we’re testing the waters and things still have to be worked out.”

Facebook for iPhone updated, lets you get unfriendly Read more: Facebook for iPhone updated, lets you get unfriendly

Facebook has updated its iPhone app to version 3.4, bringing with it some new features for those who care and giving users the chance to unfriend people on the go if they've fallen out with them.

In what is no doubt likely to start a massive refining of friends, the new iPhone app allows you to ditch those that aren't in your good books at the press of a big shiny red button.

Of course it is not all about showing your unfriendly side. New to the mix are a map view for Places, the ability to check into Events that you’re attending and an improved News Feed inferface. There is also the promise of better notifications within the app.

You can get the update free on the iPhone by heading over to the App store and pressing, you guessed it, update.