There are variety of Facebook apps for smartphones and tablets, and now we’re getting the first Windows-based Facebook Messenger that allows people to stay in touch with their friends without opening Facebook in their browser.
You’ll have to agree that the internet is widely used for communication, and with the development of instant messengers, internet communication has achieved an important milestone. Second milestone in communication online was the development of Facebook that has allowed us to chat with our friends in real time while providing social network service at the same time. However, have you ever thought what would happen if we could combine instant messengers with Facebook somehow?
The year 2010 is quite a bad year for all the IM users out there. According to a study in Great Britain there have been a significant reduction in people using IM service this year. According to the study, in 2007 people used to spend 14% of their internet time on IM service while this year that number has dropped to 5%. Are people tired of instant messaging service or are they out in the year of 2010?
