txtNation powers new phone (vCard) feature for FaceBook.com
London, UK – March 05, 2007 – txtNation, the leading alternative billing platform, announced today a new service for FaceBook.com for all current subscribers to the high profile site.
Facebook is a social utility that enables people to understand the world around them.
Facebook is made up of many networks - individual schools, companies or regions - each of which are independent and closed off to non-affiliated users.
With the vCard system that txtNation has built and deployed for FaceBook, it allows users to send their contact information to other users at the click of a button. Also, using Premium SMS, FaceBook users can for a small charge send their contact information to other users mobile phones on their network.
Director Michael Whelan, quotes “This is another leap into the social networking arena and again a very logical expansion for mobile services that can be be used by this high profile and talked about site.”
Initially being rolled out for the UK market, this is a feature that will be deployed across other countries over time.05/03/2007 - By AJ Cross
London, UK – March 05, 2007 – txtNation, the leading alternative billing platform, announced today a new service for FaceBook.com for all current subscribers to the high profile site.
Facebook is a social utility that enables people to understand the world around them.
Facebook is made up of many networks - individual schools, companies or regions - each of which are independent and closed off to non-affiliated users.
With the vCard system that txtNation has built and deployed for FaceBook, it allows users to send their contact information to other users at the click of a button. Also, using Premium SMS, FaceBook users can for a small charge send their contact information to other users mobile phones on their network.
Director Michael Whelan, quotes “This is another leap into the social networking arena and again a very logical expansion for mobile services that can be be used by this high profile and talked about site.”
Initially being rolled out for the UK market, this is a feature that will be deployed across other countries over time.05/03/2007 - By AJ Cross