A tap of the screen reveals an icon of your profile picture that you can move to launch either the new Facebook Messenger, your app tray or your most recently used app. The app tray now has shortcuts to post a new status, photo or check-in.
Time will tell how well Facebook Home works out but for now it seems too intrusive and too cumbersome to recommend it.
Facebook Home is now available in the Google Play Store for the HTC One X, HTC One X+, the Samsung Galaxy S III and the Samsung Galaxy Note II. More devices are being made available soon and Facebook Home will come pre-installed on the HTC First, available from AT&T today.
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