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Sitios Web Y Wap - Fan Page Oficial para usuarios de Celulares y Smartphones

By Sitios Web Y Wap - Página creada por Dario Komineck ®Dariofan. Wednesday, January 16, 2013 1:07:29 PM

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Sitios Web Y Wap - Fan Page Oficial para usuarios de Celulares y Smartphones - ¿Cuándo empezó? : Se unió a Facebook el 30 de Marzo del 2012
*Evento: Sitios Web Y Wap - Lanzamiento Oficial con : "Facebook Fan Page para usuarios de telefonía móvil". Evento que fué creado el día Sábado, 31 de Marzo del 2012 a la(s) 4:00 Hs..
En éste link, puedes ver el Evento de su Lanzamiento Oficial: <== http://www.facebook.com/events/246043575492266 ==>
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Es una Página en la cual, desde tu Celular y/o Smartphone, podrás realizar todo tipo de consultas cool , podrás conocer personas con los mismos intereses que vos bigsmile , podrás realizar comentarios bigeyes , también podrás ayudar a otros Fans king y star subir fotos star , que luego aparecerán en el Album "Fotos de la Biografía de Sitios Web Y Wap" up yes
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Dale "Me gusta" a la Página, que al día de hoy cuenta con sus primeros 70 Fans y comienza a disfrutar de una Fan Page Oficial, con Sub-Dominio Verificado, lo que te garantiza tranquilidad y saber que hay una persona que la Administra y responde ante Facebook por la misma. Aquí el enlace: <== http://www.facebook.com/SitiosWebYWap =>>
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Saludos desde Santa Fe, Argentina. bye

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Opera Android Evolucion - Un Fondo de Pantalla para tu móvil que puedes descargar con Opera Mini

By Sitios Web Y Wap - Página creada por Dario Komineck ®Dariofan. Tuesday, November 6, 2012 4:59:56 PM

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Opera Android Evolucion es un Fondo de Pantalla para tu móvil que podrás descargar hoy desde una de mis Fans Pages <== http://www.facebook.com/InteresesSitiosWebYWap ==> Para los fans de Opera y de Android up . Preparáte, estará listo hoy a partir de las 19:00 Hs.. Saludos desde Santa Fe, Argentina. bigsmile

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Zuckerberg: "No tiene sentido para nosotros hacer un teléfono móvil" :

By Sitios Web Y Wap - Página creada por Dario Komineck ®Dariofan. Friday, July 27, 2012 2:15:38 PM

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Facebook tiene una
estrategia, aunque no lo
parezca, bastante clara
de cómo crear un
ecosistema para móviles
sin la necesidad de tener
un teléfono propio. La
aplicación es una de las
mejores (y la más usada),
preparan una tienda de
aplicaciones y poco a
poco van sumando
nuevos servicios que
terminamos
aprovechando desde casi
cualquier smartphone.
Sin embargo, a pesar de
tener más de 1.000
millones de dólares en
ingresos y que Instagram
haya subido a 80
millones de usuarios
como si la hubiesen
pellizcado después de
haberlo comprado da
mayor base para crear un
ecosistema para móviles
no quiere decir que
crear su propio terminal,
de manera directa, sea lo
que se quiere. Y esto es,
precisamente, lo primero
que sale a relucir
cuando rumores sobre la
colaboración
con fabricantes de
hardware como HTC son
publicados.
El mismo Zuckerberg,
hablando de las
estrategias de Facebook
para el entorno móvil
dijo que “no tiene
sentido para nosotros
hacer un teléfono
móvil”. La intención no
es crear hardware o
meterse de lleno como
lo viene haciendo
Google, Faebook tiene
las mejores relaciones
con fabricantes y
desarrolladores de
software inclusive con
Windows 8 ya se nota
cómo lo vienen
planeando, por lo que
competir en un mercado
donde les iría mejor
colaborando en cuanto
a integración de software
es la mejor decisión que
pueden tomar.
Creo que se entiende,
hasta este punto, que el
fuerte es la forma de
ofrecer el contenido. Y
aunque Facebook aún
no tiene claro cómo
monetizar la versión web
para ordenadores y
mucho menos la móvil,
dudo mucho que lo
quieran hacer mediante
venta de equipos. Su
fuerte está en la web,
Mozilla lo tiene claro
con Firefox OS
y si queremos más
pruebas Google también
lo sabe, pero le apostó a
los ordenadores con
Chorme OS, que no
podría ser el mejor
ejemplo pero el enfoque
es el mismo: la web.
Es cierto que las
ambiciones de cada
quien no las conocemos,
pero por los menos hasta
la fecha sigue siendo
poco probable que
Facebook quiera entrar
de lleno a competir en el
mercado de la telefonía
móvil con grandes de la
industria cuando puede
seguir integrándose que
sería la mejor estrategia.
*FUENTE: http://www.celularis.com/
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Saludos desde Santa Fe, Argentina.

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Dariofan El Original

By Sitios Web Y Wap - Página creada por Dario Komineck ®Dariofan. Friday, July 27, 2012 6:13:18 AM

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Dariofan El Original es el nuevo Título ( Nombre ) de mi Página Web Oficial en la Comunidad Opera.
Saludos desde Santa Fe, Argentina.

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Dariofan El Original

By Sitios Web Y Wap - Página creada por Dario Komineck ®Dariofan. Friday, July 27, 2012 6:12:54 AM

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Dariofan El Original es mi nuevo sub-dominio en Facebook, por lo que mi actual URL de mi Cuenta de Usuario Oficial en Facebook, es la siguiente: <<<< http://www.facebook.com/DariofanElOriginal >>>> .
Saludos desde Santa Fe, Argentina.

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¿Facebook comprará Opera? - ¿Facebook buy Opera? yikes

By Sitios Web Y Wap - Página creada por Dario Komineck ®Dariofan. Monday, May 28, 2012 12:31:04 AM

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When tempers are still a
bit scrambled at the
sound of Opera
Software purchase by
Facebook
, waiting for an outcome
of any aspect that could
be purchased or not it
becomes to talk more
about it , it is reasonable
to ask what
Norwegian company
has value for
American.
Without doubt , operates
in different flavors -
mobile and desk is a
great web browser , a
leader in many things
and with 250 million
users worldwide up . In the
mobile domain also is a
leader yes .
But not enough the
previous reasoning:
Facebook could
build a custom
application from the
same source code of
Chromium - based
Open Source , Google
Chrome or Firefox ,
within weeks , besides
having a vast platform
from which to promote
it. With little cost , or the
need to clear the enemy
revenue ( facing the
public , at least ) confused .
Is the variable
component which
seems to make sense of
such an operation ,
because as we said ,
star Opera is the leader in
smartphones star
in struggle against the
Android web browser.
However , there are
factors working against
this theory.
The first is the price of
Opera Software. With
750 employees and
nearly 17-year
history , the Norwegian
firm is far from being an
acquisition like
Instagram , which still
awaits approval from
regulatory forces.
The second , the recent
IPO of Facebook ,
wrapped in gray areas of
various kinds , which
have made raising​​ the
alarm , which ultimately
makes the current
situation unfavorable
to billionaires ... plus
not have to be necessary.
That is the conclusion
drawn by studies like the
one published this
month by comScore ,
which indicates that
social network users
spend more time
online in his cell
phone on the PC , 81%
of which does from the
official Facebook
application.
Then , if the impact of
web browsers on
smartphones is not as
important , the users
prefer to access services
through applications. If
the market share of
Opera on the desktop is
not important enough.
If Facebook should not
cost a lot of work to
create their own web
browser thanks to open
source software available ,
with the additional
ability to advertise on a
platform used by over
900 million people ... Is
it right for Facebook
to buy Opera?. cool

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Like us on Facebook

By Beautiful Rosebeautifulpeopleoftheworld. Friday, November 9, 2012 12:04:57 PM

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Beautiful-People-Of-The-World/395916833811444

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Dariofan Grupo Oficial En Facebook yes

By Sitios Web Y Wap - Página creada por Dario Komineck ®Dariofan. Friday, March 9, 2012 8:14:02 PM

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Dariofan Grupo Oficial En Facebook - Están tod@s invitados para unirse a mi nueva creación en Facebook party , aquí les dejo el enlace: ><http://www.facebook.com/groups/320055081385629><
Al tratarse de un Grupo abierto, tod@s las personas que tengan una cuenta en Facebook, pueden unirse al mismo up .
Saludos desde Santa Fe, Argentina.

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Master your Facebook Timeline

By NANDU SURENDRANnandu444. Saturday, December 31, 2011 2:09:18 PM

Facebook has rolled out its new Timeline feature to the masses.


This ultra-illustrative, chronological listing of posts, photos, shared links, check-ins, and more is a radically different arrangement than the Facebook profile you've been used to.

And now that your life can be exposed for everyone to see -- and scrutinize -- you may be interested in curating the new interface. Once you've activated Facebook Timeline (go here to do so), you've got seven days to tweak it to make sure it's just how you like before it goes live for everyone to see.

Below are five quick tips on how to personalize, privatize, and generally get the most out of Facebook's newest feature. It doesn't take long to master the new interface, and it's an important exercise for anyone interested in, well, reputation management.

1. Privacy 101: How to hide things

You probably already know that Facebook has controversial positions on privacy. So you may now find that some things included on your Timeline are best kept from curious eyes. This could be anything from an embarrassing status message you posted in simpler social media times, to a rant your ex left on your wall a few months ago.

To hide a Timeline element, click the pencil icon at the top of the offending post, then choose "Hide from Timeline." Easy.

And please note: Any privacy settings you've already set still apply to the Timeline interface. So the photos of you getting wild at last weekend's kegger are still safe from Mom.

If you prefer to keep your profile public, but don't want everyone to see what you posted back in high school, for example, you can also tweak your Timeline settings more generally. Click the arrow next to your Home button at the top of the screen to access your Privacy Settings. Scroll down to "Limit the Audience for Past Posts," then choose "Manage Past Post Visibility." Now click "Limit Old Posts" -- all

2. Tell your life story: How to add past events

Privacy, schmivacy! Perhaps, you want the whole world to know the day you were born, the first time you rode a bike, and that debate club award you got in high school. These events aren't listed on your Timeline, but they can be.

To add a status update, photo, place check-in, or life event to your Timeline, simply hover the mouse over the line in the center of the page until it turns into a plus sign, and reveals the option to add one of those four types of posts.

Now, Facebook can accurately reflect your entire life -- and not just the events that occurred after you first signed on.

3. Add some individuality: How to customize your Timeline

There are a number of ways you can personalize your Timeline so it highlights the posts, pictures and events you cherish most.

First, you can add a cover to your Timeline. Toward the top of your profile, above the buttons where it says "Update Info," you should see "Add a Cover." Once you click that, you can select an image from your photos, or opt to upload a new image. Once it loads, you can adjust the positioning of your cover image.

If you set a cover photo and then decide it's not as great as you first thought, just hover your mouse over the image, and a "Change Cover" option menu will pop up, letting you reposition the image or select a new one.

For photo albums you've created, you can change the primary photo that displays (you could do this before, but now the process is different). Simply click the pencil icon in the upper corner of the album post, and select "Change Primary Photo."

You can also choose to highlight a post -- expanding it from a small, half-page-size post to a wide-screen version — by selecting the star icon in the post's upper-right corner. Conversely, you can click the star on a maximized featured post to make it normal again.

4. Appearances matter: How to check out your Timeline from different angles

If you decide to make a number of posts and photos private or hidden from your Timeline, you can still get the full, complete view of your Facebook action history.

On your Timeline, click "Activity Log." There you'll find posts and information you need to review before it publishes to your profile, as well as a complete look at your interactions on Facebook. This is log completely private to you.

You can choose to filter what you see by clicking the "All" dropdown menu at the top. You can choose to see only your posts, posts by others, posts from specific Facebook apps ("Hmm, let's look at my past Farmville accomplishments"), photos and more.

Like before, you can also check how others view your profile. Next to "Activity Log" is a cog icon. Click that, and you can choose "View As..." and either enter a friend's name or click the "public" link to see how your profile looks to strangers.

5. Information overload: How to organize friends and filter updates

Now that your Timeline is all straightened out, you might as well do some house cleaning on what shows up in your Newsfeed.

When you add a friend or follow someone's public updates, Facebook automatically sets the level of posts you see to "Most Updates." You can change this by going to that profile, and clicking the "Subscribed" button. You can change it to "Only Important" updates or "All updates," and you can also filter what types of posts you're interested in seeing: things like life events, status updates, or photos.

And if you haven't done so already, you can organize friends into lists, a la the Google+ Circles feature. Facebook Lists rolled out in September.

Just go to the left-hand side of your Newsfeed page, click "More," and toward the bottom you'll see "Lists." You can add friends individually to lists like Close Friends, Family, or Co-workers. You can click "More" next to Lists to add other lists of your choosing — "Acquaintances," "Poker Club Members," you get the picture.

The average Facebook user has 130 friends, but I'd venture to say that most of you reading this have far more than that, so this will help streamline your Facebooking experience.

One last thing: If you're one of those people who's still into "poking" your friends, you can still do that. Go to your friend's profile, and the Poke option is listed under a gear cog dropdown menu next to "Message."

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Facebook Post Saves Woman from Hostage Situation

By NANDU SURENDRANnandu444. Tuesday, December 27, 2011 5:08:03 PM

A Utah woman and her 17-month-old son were rescued from a residence after she posted a desperate status update on Facebook.

Facebook Post Saves Woman from Hostage SituationTroy Reed CritchfieldAccording to the Associated Press, the woman and her disabled son were held captive for about four or five days, during which they were abused both physically and sexually. Sergeant Jon Arnold of the Salt Lake City Police Department told the Associated Press that the woman hid in a closet with her laptop and posted a status update on Facebook saying she would be "dead by morning" if they were not rescued.

One of her Facebook friends called the police after seeing her post, and the police went to the residence to investigate. When they arrived at the residence, they were met by 33-year-old Troy Reed Critchfield. Critchfield initially wouldn't let the police in, but they were finally allowed in and allowed to talk to the woman.

She told them she and her son had been held hostage in the house for about five days, during which they had been hit, choked, and sexually abused.

Arnold said that while the woman had "injuries consistent with the allegations," she refused to go to a hospital for treatment.

The police eventually arrested Critchfield on suspicion of aggravated kidnapping, forcible sodomy, aggravated assault, domestic violence, child abuse, animal cruelty, and other charges. Critchfield has a record -- in 2010, he pleaded guilty to charges of felony aggravated assault and obstruction of justice.

This isn't the first time Facebook has been used in a hostage situation--in June, a 36-year-old man took a female hostage, barricaded himself in a house, and then updated his Facebook status. In that particular case (also in Utah), police surrounded the residence and there was a 16-hour standoff during which the man updated his status several times. The standoff eventually ended with him shooting himself in the chest.

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