By the looks of it, he’s changing his relationship status.
Have you ever run ads on Facebook or read Facebook ad terms? If yes, you would know that ads like this are unacceptable. However, some get luckier than others.
I see another clone of chat roulette coming into play. But this time it’s bound to be successful, because it combines together the missing features of Chatroulette and Facebook.
The new service called “Faceroulette” allows users to “cam with random strangers on Facebook”, as the website says. In other words, it allows you to “friend” the chick you like and save her for later contact.
The service combines the missing features of chatroulette (intergation with Facebook) and the lacking feature of Facebook (video chat) and thereby fills the gap between the two popular services.
It looks like Faceroulette will be the next big thing.
Thx @malherbe
An hour ago Yahoo and Twitter announced content-sharing partnership.
What does it mean for users?
As a Yahoo user, you will be able to:
1. Access your friends’ tweets directly on Yahoo Mail and other Yahoo pages.
2. Update your Twitter status directly from Yahoo account.
3. Use Yahoo to search tweets real-time.
This partnership will likely slow down migration of Yahoo email users towards GMail and push Google to team up with Facebook to add value to its Google Buzz service, which seems to be stagnating.
