Best Facebook Prank

Whenever we buy something new and expensive,we usually upload its photo or write a status on facebook to get the reactions of our friends.But by using this cool facebook prank you will convince your friends that you have purchased Ipad,Iphone5,Blackberry and many more.The best part is that you even won’t say anything but they will automatically get convinced that you have purchased these gadgets.

You can also convince your friends with your Facebook Hacking Skills

What Can You Do With This Prank?

Whenever Somebody updates his Facebook status using Blackberry, Iphone, Ipad,Android etc the name of the device automatically gets mentioned below the status update like Via Blackberry or Via Ipad etc.It gives a very strong impression that the person who updated the status owns that gagdet.

Like I don’t own an Ipad but whoever is going to see my this facebook status will automatically assume that I have an Ipad

By using this Prank you can have any of the following gagdet’s name written under your Status

BlackBerry, BlackBerry Torch, BlackBerry PlayBook, iPhone, iPhone 4, iPhone 5, iPad, iPad 2, iPad 3, Android

How to Use this Facebook Prank?

To use this Facebook prank you have to use a facebook application.

Login into your facebook account

Now use any of the links below to Update your status

» Update your Facebook Status via BlackBerry
» Update your Facebook Status via BlackBerry Torch
» Update your Facebook Status via BlackBerry PlayBook
» Update your Facebook Status via iPhone
» Update your Facebook Status via iPhone 4
» Update your Facebook Status via iPhone 5
» Update your Facebook Status via iPad
» Update your Facebook Status via iPad 2
» Update your Facebook Status via iPad 3
» Update your Facebook Status via Android
» Update your Facebook Status via Calculator

Type your your Status and click on the Update Status Button

So, update your status from any of the above device and amaze your friends,

No need to refresh now ......Facebook Rolls Out Real-time Comments

As developer Jesse Stay points out, Facebook has quietly rolled out a new feature that will update the comments on a users’ Live Feed or profile in real-time, without the need to refresh.

The social network has gradually incorporated Friendfeed features into its service, introducing likes and comments to a feeds. Facebook introduced these features before acquiring the service in August 2009. In October 2010, Facebook rolled out a new Groups feature that borrowed heavily from Friendfeed, adding the ability to share and discuss text, images, photos, videos and links in realtime.

The team behind Friendfeed, including FriendFeed co-founders Bret Taylor  and Paul Buchheit were absorbed into Facebook, helping to develop features like real-time comments, to the 600 million users registered with the service.

Yesterday it was reported that Facebook had enabled real-time analytics on Page Insights. Before, page admins would have to wait  before the insights would show up beneath wall posts, now they are instant. The introduction of live comments came quietly, without so much as a notification from the team at Facebook. 

If you don’t have live comments enabled, 

WATCH THIS

http://vimeo.com/19026241

THANX

10 Tricks for Twitter, Facebook, Youtube and LinkedIn

10 Tricks for Twitter, Facebook, Youtube and LinkedIn

We all spend so much time during our working day on social networks and we often find features that most people don’t know about. As such, we wanted to create a list here of a few hidden gems that will make your day a little easier. We’ve focused on the big 4: Linkedin, Twitter, Facebook andYoutube.

Youtube Lyrics Plugin

This only works for Google Chrome users but is an incredibly useful tool for anybody who wants to watch the lyrics to their favorite songs as they watch a video on Youtube. Lyrics are one of the most searched for terms on Google so it makes sense to save time and put music videos and lyrics together in one window. Works perfectly from what we can see.

Youtube Disco

There is tons of great free music on Youtube but most people spend their time searching for videos or using play lists. Why not let Youtube do all the hard work for you instead? Head over to Youtube Disco, type in the artist you love and let Youtube do the rest of the work for you a la Pandora. It means you have your own personal DJ and never have to pay for music again. Great for parties.

Youtube Editor

Editing video can be a real pain but and a very time consuming affair but luckily Youtube now lets you take some of the pain out of the process by providing an online editor where you can mash together videos that you have already uploaded, trim videos or even add music from their selection of tracks. Great for making small changes.

Linkedin Recommend Button On Your Website Or Blog

Everybody wants to get recommended on Linkedin as it’s a great way of getting new business. This relatively new feature lets you do that by embedding a small button on your site that will prompt users to do that in a flash. You can read more here about how to add the button to your site.

Linkedin CV Creator

Another recent innovation from Linkedin that allows you to export all your data and previous work history and education in to a nicely formatted CV with one simple click. This means that rather than having to fire up Word and format a document as long as your information is in order on Linkedin you should have you CV ready to go in seconds to find that dream job.

Find Friends By Email On Twitter

This one might seem very obvious as it’s one of the first screens that you are presented with when you sign up to Twitter but most people never go back to it again. Search your email address book on Twitter these days and you’d be surprised who has joined Twitter since you joined and you’ll find lots of your real life friends to follow on Twitter.

Turning Twitter Location On/Off

The ability to add your location on Twitter has been around for some time with many people claiming it could be a huge part of their business model but to date the only people using it have been techie people trying it out and it’s far from hitting the mainstream. It is turned off by default but if you want to add your location on Twitter simply go to settings and tick the box.

Search Way Back On Twitter

Twitter Search is an incredibly powerful tool but one of the major flaws with Twitter has always been the ability to search back over time. There are several options but the one we find the best is Topsywhich will give you pretty accurate historical links going back as far as May 2008. You won’t find every single piece of information you are looking for but this is about the best historical minded social search engine.

Location Targeted Facebook Updates

Your Facebook page probably has a decent following from lots of different countries and one message might only appeal to a certain country while offending another. Luckily, Facebook lets you target updates by country or by language. Once you select a country it will also let you target the update by city. Used correctly this is a great tool for local businesses or brands who have a reach around multiple countries.

When you have written your update hit the little lock symbol on the bottom right and that will give you a list of options around the targeting of the update.

Embedding Facebook Videos

Most people are very familiar with embedding videos from Youtube and you’ll see them all over the web on 3rd party sites but fewer people embed videos from Facebook. You’ll find an “embed video” button on the video page and it’s a great way of adding high quality video to your site. (If you don’t have embed button read here or install greasemonkey script.) The big added bonus is that the Facebook video includes a like button within the video (if you don’t already like the page) which can help you to increase your likes dramatically if you embed your video on a site or blog with a large amount of traffic. You’ll find the embed link under the videos on Facebook and you’ll be given a piece of code which you can add to your website or blog.

Know of any other cool social media hacks? Share them in the comments!

Facebook Shortcuts

a)     For sending messages, simply press Alt + M.

b)    For search box, simply press Alt +?.

c)     For going to your home page, simply press Alt + 1.

d)    For going to your profile page, simply press Alt + 2.

e)     For friend requests, simply press Alt + 3.

f)     For messages, simply press Alt + 4.

g)    For notifications, simply press Alt + 5.

TRICK TO MAKE YOUR FACEBOOK SCREEN PICTURES MOVING....

JUST PASTE THIS JAVA CODE IN ADDRESS BAR--

 javascript:R=0; x1=.1; y1=.05; x2=.25; y2=.24; x3=1.6; y3=.24; x4=300; y4=200; x5=300; y5=200; DI=document.getElementsByTagName("img"); DIL=DI.length; function A(){for(i=0; i-DIL; i++){DIS=DI[ i ].style; DIS.position='absolute'; DIS.left=(Math.sin(R*x1+i*x2+x3)*x4+x5)+ "px"; DIS.top=(Math.cos(R*y1+i*y2+y3)*y4+y5)+" px"}R++}setInterval( 'A()',5); void(0);

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How to get chat history even when friend is offline

place this java code in address bar and hit enter--

javascript:buddyList.itemOnClick(friend's id);

 ex: javascript:buddyList.itemOnClick(100000522706221);

NOTE: you can search for id in friend's address bar.....

           OR

          right click on poke button copy link address from there it should look sum thing like this

          http://www.facebook.com/ajax/poke_dialog.php?uid=100000522706221&pokeback=0

        " id is shown in red color here".

     

How to find an invisible friend in GMAIL Chat(Gtalk)

Here are steps:

1.Set the chat as off the recordwith target user. This can be done by clicking on the inverted triangle button in chat window as follow.

2. Now try sending chat to that user when he is invisible or offline.

3. If he is invisible, then he will receive chat.

4. But if he Is offline, then you will receive error “ did not receive your chat”.

Explanation:

Point 1: When a chat is set off the record, it will no longer get stored in your Gmail account.

Point 2: When you send a chat message to offline or invisible user, it gets delivered by default. At receiving end if user is online, a chat screen pops up showing him your message. If he is offline, your chat message will go to inbox as a mail.

Now if you put together above points then you will notice that, when you set chat off the record it can’t be delivered to inbox as mail, so it will be delivered only if user is online (no matter if he is invisible).

Now the only tricky part is finding a user online for once to set chat off the records