We’re pleased to announce that we’re now taking on projects for the Twitter API. If you’re in need of a viral web application that leverages Twitter, or better yet, a web application that leverages both Twitter and Facebook Connect, please drop us a line and we’ll let you know what we can do for you.

Facebook is now testing a new feature that allows users to choose whether or not to subscribe to Friend’s updates on the Friend Request accept option.
In addition to this option, Facebook is also offering the option to receive updates from certain friends on your mobile phone via SMS text messages, similar to Twitter. Actually, both [...]

In case anyone is wondering how much Facebook applications can really make, here’s a look at the daily earnings stats for one of our typical applications:
(irrelevant and advertiser stats blurred as per Offerpal’s policy)
While we WON’T say exactly what app these stats are from, as we obviously don’t want to expose the niche, we will [...]

Check out the interview Robert Scoble conducts on Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg:

Check out this free video tutorial we put together on setting up a Facebook Page:

Well, it appears the big G has finally done something to take some extra security measures against spammers or abusive users. At some point within the past few days, Google began requiring newly registered accounts to be verified by an SMS text message to your mobile phone. While in theory this should at least make [...]

Check out the video on how you can instantly send hundreds to thousands of Friend requests on Facebook, without getting your account banned or blocked.

We just listed “War-Zone” in the Established Apps section of our Store. Be sure to take a look, it’s a great -looking game and we’re including some pretty sweet bonuses too.

Check out the DEMO here: http://apps.facebook.com/playwarzone/

Apparently Facebook has been cracking down on fake accounts lately, sometimes at the expense of legitimate users.
This may be Facebook’s attempt to prevent more spam and phishing outbreaks in the future, as fake accounts are more than likely the source of these problems. Get the full story from MSN.
Read the full post here