An interesting analysis, with data and infographic, of the Facebook economy.
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Download All Tagged Photos in Facebook
Have you ever been tagged by a friend in a photo? Probably so! What if you wanted to collect all those tagged photos of yourself or a friend and save them on your computer? It would be a royal pain to browse through multiple photo albums from different friends. Instead, use PhotoGrabber.
Transfer Photos from Picasa to Facebook
A guide to uploading photos directly to Facebook from Picasa.
Control Facebook Privacy Settings with PrivacyDefender
Are you worried about your privacy on Facebook? Not sure how to configure all of those privacy settings to ensure your information is not public or visible to people you are trying to hide it from? PrivacyDefender is a tool that lets you easily control your Facebook privacy settings.
Know if Someone Accessed Your Facebook Account
An important Facebook feature you should know so that you can get a notification when someone gains access to your Facebook account from a different device.
How To Know When Someone Tries To Hack Into Your Facebook Account
Share Flickr Photos On Facebook Automatically
Would you want your Flickr pictures to automatically appear on your Facebook wall? This article tells you the steps to do it.
How To Automatically Show Your Flickr Photos On Facebook Wall
OutSync will Sync Photos of your Friends on Facebook and Outlook
OutSync will even sync between Outlook/Exchange and your smartphone. Another truly tiny app (.6MB) that we love. All Windows OSs supported.
Integrate Facebook, Twitter into Gmail
Did you know that there is a way to integrate all your favorite sites into Gmail? For example, Facebook, Twitter, Friendfeed, Digg, MySpace, Del.icio.us, and more. Check out this article for adding sidebar widgets to Gmail.
Upload Files to Facebook, Flickr, and more Easily From the Context Menu
If you’ve ever wanted to just easily right-click a file and upload it straight to your Facebook, Flickr, Imageshack, or other accounts—you are in luck. Application Rightload can easily handle these tasks, or just upload straight to a plain old FTP server. Note: We’re using this application over at How-To Geek.