Facebook’s iPhone photo-sharing app leaked

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Facebook is set to launch its own iPhone photo-sharing service that will compete with the likes of Instagram and Path. Tech Crunch has obtained 50MB worth of data about Facebook’s project, including documents and actual images of the work in progress. The service is being called “WithPeople” or “Hovertown” internally, and it’s possible that it will be launched as a built-in feature to Facebook’s existing iPhone app or as a separate application entirely. Judging from the leaked image, we definitely see a resemblance to Path, particularly with the layout of the image previews. It certainly looks like a faster and more interactive way to view your friend’s Facebook photos though, so we’re excited to hear more about this project.

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8 Comments
  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1214230745 Divyanshu Bali

    zuckerburg can create this but not an iPad app..:P

    • Anonymous

      He can’t even fix the photo uploads on the facebook app itself.

  • http://www.searingarrow.com AlienSix

    1. Just integrate it into the official app
    2. Fix crashes in the official iOS app
    3. Make a damn iPad app
    4. Make the Android App better
    5. Make the Windows Phone App better

  • Anonymous

    This is fucking retarded. FB sucks even more for this.

    (469) 296-7605 <—– text k1ng

    • http://www.droiddoes.com/ iNorm

      You still use myspace? Loser.

  • Batteman87

    They can’t get their first app right why make this one?

  • Anonymous

    You know the feature of the Facebook iphone app that is the least reliable? PHOTO UPLOADS. Now they want to pursue a dedicated photo app??!

  • Anonymous

    A “leak” on any other platform means installable code and me running it myself.  A “leak” for iOS means a screenshot.  I feel sorry for you all.

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