NARR8 makes Facebook debut

NARR8’s taking its interactive motion comics and novels into the hugely popular social networking site Facebook, making it the first motion comics app to do so on the platform. NARR8’s catalogue of motion comics, graphic novels, and educational periodicals are already available for reading through Facebook’s App Center. Readers don’t have to worry about running out of content to read as the over 20 free-to-read series across various genres are updated bi-weekly with new episodes.

Facebook for Windows Phone now available on 256MB phones

The Facebook Beta app for Windows Phone 7 and Windows Phone 8 gets an update that makes it available on 256MB devices as well as added performance enhancements and bug fixes, according to a tweet from Windows Phone’s Corporate Vice President and Manager Joe Belfiore.

New #FB Beta for #WP7 and #WP8. not just bug fixes and perf... Also now available on 256MB phones! http://t.co/SYTRC5n4Rd

— joebelfiore (@joebelfiore) September 7, 2013

Facebook updates app for BlackBerry 10

Facebook refreshes it BlackBerry app with a new look, enhanced photo and page admin functions, and new Facebook Chat options. Facebook version 10.2.1 for BlackBerry 10 now shows when your Facebook Messages have been sent and read and you can see which of your friends are online. You can set your Profile and Cover Photos right from the Camera app or within a Facebook photo album. Quick scrolling through your Newsfeed is possible and the Page Admin section also has a new look and feel.

You can experience the changes yourself by downloading the app from BlackBerry World. 

RIM releases Facebook for BlackBerry PlayBook app

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

RIM made good on its promise to start offering 'essential' apps for the two week old BlackBerry PlayBook Tablet by releasing the first official Facebook app designed for a tablet. The FaceBook for BlackBerry PlayBook is the only tablet-specific application (Android and iOS are using ill-fitting blown-up versions of their smartphone counterparts). The Facebook app was built by RIM using Adobe Air and Adobe Flash technology.

Hit jump for more screenshots of the new app.

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