Facebook launches its appstore on Android, iOS and internet with a collection of 600 apps

 

Although we have plenty of app stores like Apple app store and Google Play Store where we can find virtually any app we want. But what we are seeing now is that Facebook also has launched their app center on Android, iOS and whole internet with a starting collection of 600 apps, a big WOW!...



At the same time as being a social media giant, Facebook has now become a heaven for app nerds. Although it has just launched, we have a big collection of apps to choose from. Yet the Facebook app center on mobile platforms is just limited to posting user updates, dropping comments and uploading photos and like that. Facebook however is planning to make this app center available on mobile platforms as well with access to applications.

As far as apps are concerned, they are pretty diverse and unique from any other collection. In the Facebook app center, you’ll find a bundle of apps lying under different categories developed for productivity. However there are many apps that you all are already familiar with.
Facebook has also given the opportunity of previewing the apps present in its app center having enough details and snapshots for complete satisfaction.
In order to install the apps, just head over to the Facebook App center and select your desired app from the specific category and tap on the button saying: “Send to Mobile”, if you want to send that app to your phone. Once you click on that button, your phone will receive the selected app. And if you want to download apps to your computer from the internet, then simply visit the app store and select the desired app and you will be guided with the rest of the process. Once you download it to your computer, you are good to go!

Facebook app center’s availability
As for now, the Facebook app center is only accessible to US residents, but soon it shall be made available to the other regions of the world as well. The said time is the upcoming weeks (according to Facebook), so keep your fingers crossed, readers!


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