The rumored facebook connect to be used in myspace could be a reality in the coming year of 2010. The continous decline of active users in MySpace happened tremendously as facebook continous to grow. I’ve checked how MySpace performs  after I wrote my google trends guide and it really showed the steady decline of traffic to MySpace and the steady increase of Facebook traffic for the passing days.

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Renowned antivirus company AVG posted a blog post about a facebook worm lurking to some of the wall post luring unsuspecting users to click a picture of a girl attracting you to click a button. And onced click infection starts again in your account by automatically posting a link similar to the one you click before.
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Some people use facebook book chat instead of their Instant Messengers since most of their friends hang out in facebook than logging in to IM’s. Facebook chat has become one of the essential parts of facebook lovers and finding to connect with Facebook chat without logging into facebook is a good thing if you’re working with busy schedules and studies. Here’s one of the great web applications and desktop solutions if you want to keep in touch with your friends without logging into your facebook account.
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New social networking features are now implemented to the new Trillian Astra 4.1 beta. Although it’s still in the development process this chat client promises another options for users who wants to keep in touch with their favorite social networking sites by integrating more Facebook and Twitter features. Trillian  4.1 beta now  supports story links and avatar pictures in more locations on the interface. The twitter features are much improved by adding the basic features of Tweetdeck(possibly much better). If you’re looking for another Tweetdeck alternative, Trillian astra 4.1 is worth a try.If you want to see the full list of changes to Twitter and Facebook usage check out the Cerulean Studios’ Blog for more info.


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Two new viruses are spreading in the internet by sending you a message in your email address using malicious Facebook addresses. Facebook warned the users about this stuff in their facebook page.

Watch out for two new viruses that are spreading across the web. They involve emails made to look like they are from Facebook telling you to take some action on your account. Remember that we will never send you a new password as an attachment.

Here’s an example of a malicious email sent to a facebook user.

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