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European wireless network provider 3 has launched the world’s most advanced social networking mobile phone INQ¹. The phone brings Facebook to your mobile by delivering alerts directly on your cellphone. Not only that, the handset automatically synchronizes contacts with Facebook. Pairing existing contacts with one’s respective Skype and Windows Live Messenger accounts, the device allows a user to see who is on Skype or Windows Live Messenger anytime so that one doesn’t lose contact with his/her mates.

Sony Ericsson has launched new panels for the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 mobile phone, and has teamed with Microsoft Windows Live and social networking site Facebook to bring the Xperia X1 two new panels.

The Facebook app build for the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 utilises the unique Xperia X1 interface to provide an intuitive version of the Facebook website.

The number of people using their mobile phones to access social networking sites such as Facebook and Bebo and keep in constant touch with their friends has rocketed this year, according to new research.

The combination of cheap or unlimited internet access tariffs and handsets which make it simple for people to log onto their favourite sites has created a boom in social networking, the study b

Chances are, if you're not on Facebook already, then you're likely to be getting on it pretty soon. Whether it's your kids or your next door neighbor (or those old friends you just reunited with at your high school reunion), folks around you have been hounding you to sign up, set up a profile, and start "social-networking" with all your friends, and their friends, and so on.

Social networking is about to take a new turn in the coming months. Yahoo! is in the process of releasing its Open Strategy with the goal of connecting more people in more ways than ever before.

There are more social networking sites on the web than any one person could use or keep up with. There’s Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, not to mention Netflix, eBay, or other sites like Digg, StumbleUpon, or Reddit, and that doesn’t even cover the various mail and address book services like Gmail, MSN, and Yahoo.