Facebook Updates In Beta Zone For Legacy Devices

(Before It's News)

If you haven’t made the jump yet to BlackBerry 10, then this is for you. BlackBerry has put up a new beta update in Beta Zone for Facebook users. Version 4.0.0.8 has some new features such as:

• Photo tags: ability to add tags to photos with existing tags/photos with no tags
• Photo: pinch-to-zoom ability
• Photo: overlay improvements for full screen photo browsing, including hide/show tag option, updated icons for Like/Comment
• Navigation list (implementation of search feature, new groups and pages list)
• New Separate Friends and Pages screens
• New Notifications quick view and improvements in notifications jewels

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