App Center of Facebook Turned on Worldwide
The big name in social network facebook has now made its app center the storefront for Facebook desktop and mobile applications, available in every country where Facebook is.Facebook’s App Center gives you the ability to find new and cool social applications that are using Facebook’s social and open graph. You can see what other friends have installed and rated, giving you a really good idea of what you might like to try out for yourself.The service has been rolling out incrementally, just recently launching select non-English speaking countries . A member of Facebook’s PR staff confirmed the report in a tweet :
The Facebook App Center is now available to 100% of users worldwide. Your personalized & localized App Center here: facebook.com/appcenter
Via Techcrunch
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