For communication on Facebook, as well as posting and viewing photos on this social network, you can use more than a browser. Owners of some mobile phones, for example, iPhone, can use highly specialized applications for this.
Instructions
Step 1
The Facebook iPhone app is free. This means that if you are served by a cellular operator at an unlimited tariff, and the access point (APN) is configured correctly, then you will not have to pay any additional fees except the monthly fee that you pay. But if you do not use an unlimited tariff, it is better not to download this program: its volume is more than 10 megabytes!
Step 2
The application launch field you will find on the device's screen fields for entering a username and password, and right below them - a button to enter the social network. And for those who do not yet have a Facebook account, there is a small button located at the bottom that starts the registration procedure.
Step 3
But here you are logged into Facebook. You can now switch between multiple virtual screens. They allow you to view your friends list, event feed, upload photos, etc. If in the list of contacts next to the name there is an image of a telephone handset, it means that he can be called through the IP-telephony system built into the social network. At any time, you can open or close the drop-down menu and select the desired item in it.
Step 4
Having opened the page of this or that user, you will find on top a large photo from his photo album. On the left, the image that this user has set as his portrait or avatar will be superimposed on it in a reduced form. Below there will be a menu that can be moved horizontally. Its items allow you to view information about a person, look into his photo album, a list of friends, exchange messages with him.
Step 5
In photobook playback mode, pictures are displayed almost in full screen. Only a small part of it is occupied by a thin virtual "film" located below. It can be moved horizontally, as well as enlarged any of its frames.
Step 6
The program was not without its drawbacks. Namely, there are no "Like" buttons next to comments made by other users to the photos. Those who need this feature will have to log into Facebook through a browser.
