Help Facebook for Sense?

[ckelly33]

The DINC1 worked best w/ "Facebook for Sense" but it isn't in my market on my DINC2. Anyone found it or have you just been using "facebook for Android"?

 

[zerocool79346]

The DINC1 worked best w/ "Facebook for Sense" but it isn't in my market on my DINC2. Anyone found it or have you just been using "facebook for Android"?

Won't be in the market, its a stock app. There's a couple different ways to go about this, either add the Friendstream widget to one of your homescreens and then click on it. It will bring up the log in page. The second way is more time consuming Go to Settings>Accounts and Sync>Add Account>Facebook for HTC Sense, long in and there you have it.

*This is assuming the Inc2 has FB for HTC Sense, but I see absolutely no reason why it wouldn't*

 

[nate.kelmes]

Won't be in the market, its a stock app. There's a couple different ways to go about this, either add the Friendstream widget to one of your homescreens and then click on it. It will bring up the log in page. The second way is more time consuming Go to Settings>Accounts and Sync>Add Account>Facebook for HTC Sense, long in and there you have it.

*This is assuming the Inc2 has FB for HTC Sense, but I see absolutely no reason why it wouldn't*

It does. It's how I get my contacts pictures on my phone... via FB for HTC Sense.

 

[zerocool79346]

It does. It's how I get my contacts pictures on my phone... via FB for HTC Sense.

Figured, HTC has a pretty big affinity for that app.

 

[kjjb0204]

What's the difference between the market app and Sense versions?

 

[zerocool79346]

What's the difference between the market app and Sense versions?

Facebook for Android has way more features. Basically Facebook for Sense just integrates your contacts and allows (using the Friendstream widget) a more integrated look to the Newsfeed. Its features are limited to commenting, status updates, quick profile looks, and picture uploading. It's not quite to the same level of functionality as the Facebook for Android app, but if you use FB for HTC Sense and then use your browser and touch.facebook, you likely wouldn't have much need for the Android version. I personally use both because I loathe the way touch.facebook is set up.