The search giant suggests you could use the feature for saving things like hairstyle examples to show your stylist, or snowman ideas to have some winter fun.
In its announcement, Instagram suggests you could use the feature for those times when you "stumble upon a funny video you want to remember, a new outfit you like or even inspiration for an upcoming vacation".
In the same way, Vudu could use the sharing feature to get new users signed up and create their own digital lockers.
Or you could use the search feature to pull up your favorite song in a music streaming app, or a video from YouTube.
Instagram suggests that you could use the new feature to "Share your favorite moments of your best friend's surprise birthday party, from setting up to when they walk through the door.
Customers in the target market -- companies with 500 or fewer employees -- could use the site's features to set themselves up for business on the Internet.
Prospective home buyers, for instance, could use the thematic mapping feature to learn whether the price they are being asked to pay is in line with prevailing property values in a neighborhood.
Or for a middle-of-the-road approach between texting and calls, they could use the voice messaging feature instead.
The potential for viral growth and sales could convince tons of game developers to bake in Facebook's new SDK, while players could use the simple broadcasting feature to reach a big audience — though one not as dedicated to gaming as on other platforms.
Alternatively, you could use the logo as featured on Wikipedia and draw it on your skin (like a tattoo) with lip liner in a semi-obvious place (like the inside of your forearm).
