Facebook Released Messenger app for your Android or iOS device

For many years I’ve done the majority of my online communication via instant messengers such as Yahoo, AIM, and more recently, Skype. However, it seems that a lot of people are instead opting to use Facebook’s own chat functionality. Personally, I’ve never used a more buggy messenger, but the convenience of having it built into a social network is what appeals to most users. Well, if you want to take your Facebook chat with you no matter where you go, you can now do that on your phone.

Facebook Released Messenger app for your Android or iOS device

Facebook has released an official standalone Messenger app for your Android or iOS device. When I say standalone, I mean that it is used solely for chatting with other Facebook users. As long as you’re signed in, you’ll receive all messages instantly, regardless of whether they were sent from the website or the mobile app. I suppose if you really want to communicate with your friends via Facebook, this might be a good way to do it.

SafeCell App: Announced by Australian Company AsiQ: - - The Most Expensive Mobile Application Costing $12,500

SafeCell announced by Australian company ASiQ; is reportedly the most expensive application in the Apple’s App Store with a cost of $12,500. SafeCell is being launched for BlackBerry, Nokia, and Symbian (with Android and iPhone to follow) and its target market is corporate aircraft equipped with a satellite link. 

SafeCell app let you connect your mobile phone to an airplane’s onboard satellite computer via Bluetooth thereby facilitating you to make phone calls and transmit data from your device. Does this facility worth of $12,500? According to ASiQ CEO Ron Chapman the answer is “YES”, comparing to install a GSM system on the airplane itself; that saves approximately 85 kg of weight and the half a million dollar.

There is a special allowance for those who will order the SafeCell app before the end of January next year in form of free mobile phone, a hands-free kit and a noise-canceling headset. I’m not sure this special allowance will make you spend a hefty amount of $12,500; until and unless you have your own private jet plane.   

Visa iPhone App: Offers Deals And a Location-based Technology for a User’s Convenience

This credit card company has recently released its official Visa iPhone app available for free. Following other popular consumer applications, it offers deals and a location-based technology for a user’s convenience.

Each user will automatically receive offers customized to their preference, which can be redeemed online or in various retail stores. The app also gives users a handy map and directions to these outlets to make it easier to redeem their offers. Spend more and save some with the Visa iPhone App.