Skype rolls the dice with Facebook games
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Skype's latest venture plugs the VoIP client's cool third-party games into a Facebook app, then walks away.
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Two startups, and not the better-known Skype, are making a splash with mobile voice-over-IP capabilities.
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Facebook.com on Thursday took the  wraps off its highly anticipated makeover from a members-only  club into what it hopes can allow it to become a software  operating system for all sorts of Internet media.
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Handset allows Skype users to make free Internet calls and send IM messages to each other while on the move.
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Social networking site, Facebook, believed to be in negotiations with Microsoft.
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Some game makers are trying to get players to expand their horizons by reflecting on news events in games
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(200 sec.) Will Facebook's aggressive strategy make it look like MySpace?
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Match.com, an old standby of online dating, wants to make some new connections among the fast-growing number of Facebook users worldwide.
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To be, or not to be: Now Facebook users can decide.
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A Facebook application can be hosted on any Web site that serves static HTML, the social networking site says.
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Following the announcement by Facebook that it would make its platform available to other sites, the application-sharing environment for social networking is moving quickly and picking up steam.
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MySpace China gives users the power of instant messaging.
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Skype is the easiest, fastest and cheapest way for individual customers to use their computers with broadband connections as telephones.
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New features including large file transfers come as a growing number of rivals such as social networking sites are boosting their positions in the instant messaging market.
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Facebook is the latest entrant into the online video battle -- an effort to gain ground on social networking rivals.
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The social networking site strikes a deal with Oberon to provide multiplayer games in profiles.
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Apple&#39;s iPhone may be big  news, but in Silicon Valley all eyes are on Facebook. The  all-ages private Internet club that began as a college student  hangout has become the tech industry&#39;s hottest ticket.