MobileRatty: Two applications to help you completely move on from MySpace to Facebook

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Two applications to help you completely move on from MySpace to Facebook

2007-12-27 11:58:52 by Kinster in GadgetLite Blog

Have you moved on from MySpace to Facebook and now rarely return to your old account? If the only reason you go back to MySpace is to read comments and messages updates from friends who haven’t yet migrated to Facebook, then here are two great ways for you to get rid of this habit:) Did you know this is actually quite easy to do? The two clever pieces of gadget we’ll be introducing to you are both new Facebook applications:

Out of a number of apps with similar function available on Facebook, we think SpaceLift and Fuser (Fuser being the latest one to date) have shown to be quite promising with very well and thoughtful profile incorporation design, doing quite a lot for an application!

There screenshots below shows you what SpaceLift will be able to do, before applying:

After applying SpaceLift:

As you can see, SpaceLift has been very well designed, it helps you fit and incorporate everything from your MySpace onto your Facebook profile page nicely. SpaceLift takes parts of your MySpace profile and incorporates it nicely into the structural design of Facebook. Images are taken from your MySpace account and placed on your Facebook wall. Personal information is included too, such as your favorite music, books, etc… Your top friends will also be shown on your Facebook profile, which will link to their MySpace profile within Facebook when clicked.

On the other hand though Fuser is another MySpace importing application it offers slightly different function, it’s main purpose is to bring you updates such as new messages, comments and bulletins. The app shows you your recent MySpace comments, messages, and bulletins, all from within the Facebook interface. Though at the moment, the function to reply isn’t yet available, Fuser plans to add this functionality soon. When it does, there might really be no reason to use MySpace anymore if Facebook is your social network of choice. In addition to the interface for viewing your various MySpace communications, Fuser adds a box to your Facebook profile where you can see your MySpace comments.

So with the combined functionality of SpaceLift and Fuser, you’ll be offered with every detail you require to stay in touch with friends from your MySpace account all in one on your Facebook profile, that way you can really completely move on without any worry or hassle at all!