<p> INQ Mobile on Friday revealed two new Android smartphones for the UK market that are designed expressly for 18/28-year-old Facebook users—the INQ Cloud Touch and the INQ Cloud Q.<br /><br />Working closely with the team behind Facebook, London-based INQ has given the home screen a visual feed that lets users quickly access updates, pictures, videos, and other Facebook content, the Daily Mail reports.<br /><br />The phones provide quick links to all the popular Facebook features, including chat, messages, wall postings and notifications.<br /><br />Facebook messages and instant online chat facilities are what today’s generation uses for communication.<br /><br />Facebook Events replaces the traditional diary and lets people schedule events and sync these with Google Calendar, and instead of an address book there is simply a “friend list”.<br />“Writing on a (Facebook) wall is as easy as sending text messages,” says INQ’s co-founder Ken Johnstone.<br /><br />Facebook Places is accessible directly from the homescreen, giving people the ability to use the feature to check in at stores, restaurants, clubs, and other spots.</p>
<p> INQ Mobile on Friday revealed two new Android smartphones for the UK market that are designed expressly for 18/28-year-old Facebook users—the INQ Cloud Touch and the INQ Cloud Q.<br /><br />Working closely with the team behind Facebook, London-based INQ has given the home screen a visual feed that lets users quickly access updates, pictures, videos, and other Facebook content, the Daily Mail reports.<br /><br />The phones provide quick links to all the popular Facebook features, including chat, messages, wall postings and notifications.<br /><br />Facebook messages and instant online chat facilities are what today’s generation uses for communication.<br /><br />Facebook Events replaces the traditional diary and lets people schedule events and sync these with Google Calendar, and instead of an address book there is simply a “friend list”.<br />“Writing on a (Facebook) wall is as easy as sending text messages,” says INQ’s co-founder Ken Johnstone.<br /><br />Facebook Places is accessible directly from the homescreen, giving people the ability to use the feature to check in at stores, restaurants, clubs, and other spots.</p>