Fishbowl:Desktop Client for Facebook from Microsoft

Fishbowl, a desktop application for Facebook, has been released by Uxlabs at Microsoft and is available for download. Fishbowl allows Facebook users to personalize how you read your newsfeed, update the status, write comments, browse friend photos or upload their own, but with added functionality like dragging and dropping in new photos. Fishbowl also uses new Windows 7 features like jumplists, taskbar previews and multitouch to experience Facebook in new ways.

Fishbowl Features: Facebook Desktop Client

• Fluid, snappy user interface helps in navigating photos quickly.
• To publish photos lying on your desktop, just drag and drop photos into Fishbowl.
• A full screen slideshow available to view your albums.
• Interest level to filter the Facebook stream and your friends will never know it.
• Discover new photos, relationships, and friend status.
• Fully integrated with Microsoft Windows 7 features such as the new taskbar so you can monitor Facebook activity and friends at a glance.
• Multitouch navigation and image gestures to navigate and view your photos.

Fishbowl Requirements

1. Operating system: Windows XP with Service Pack 2 (32-bit edition only), Windows Vista (32-bit or 64-bit editions), Windows 7 (32-bit or 64-bit editions), or Windows Server 2008.
2. Graphics or video card: A video card that supports DirectX 9.0 or higher, and Shader Model 2.0 or higher.
3. Fishbowl requires .NET Framework 3.5

Download Fishbowl, desktop version of Facebook

Fishbowl for Windows 7

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