A fully fleshed-out Messenger for iPad, eventually including video chat, VoIP, and voice messages, could be another Facebook attempt at killing your home phone.
#11 -- Web Suicide 2.0, killing your online identity Jessica Reuben, Associate Editor of UrbanDaddy, picked the most underrated innovation with the most ominous name, Websuicide 2.0, which is a one-switch-kill-all for your Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and MySpace accounts.
If you have temporarily run out of things to do, don't kill time by updating your Facebook profile or filing your emails.
When Noel Edmonds chose to meet the student behind the "Somebody please kill Noel Edmonds" Facebook group, he took a brave step.
You see, with the decision to kill off Facebook Places earlier in the week, everyone wondered what it meant for the location-based deals they launched alongside it?
Facebook 2.0 will try to kill Facebook 1.0 and Google 2.0 will try to kill Google 1.0.
How Your Creepy Ex-Co-Workers Will Kill Facebook [InformationWeek].
Pundits predicted that News Feed would kill Facebook, but the opposite happened.
To remember, remember the fifth of November: The "hacktivist" group Anonymous announced plans to "kill" Facebook on November 5, 2011, which just so happens to be Guy Fawkes Day.
The phone also has a sophisticated battery management set-up so you can kill Facebook updates, say, when juice is running low.
