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Trish Drew, an academic advisor for the College of Liberal Arts, took this picture of the UMass Boston campus from Castle Island in South Boston.
We built you a free iPhone/Android app demo for you to review (customize or delete), because we believe every Facebook page should offer fans a personalized mobile app. Your app not visible to the public unless you approve (and will be auto erased if you prefer to not activate).
Visit From Your Mobile -> appr.at/university-of-alabama-corolla-yearbook
(see attached screen shot)
Now your fans can have your app icon on their iPhone or Android cell phones. Fans just log on to appr.at/university-of-alabama-corolla-yearbook from their mobile browser (Safari or Chrome) and add your app on their home screen. Fans will get all your updates like wall posts, videos, pics, twitter, youtube channel right on their phone by tapping your app icon, and you can also request app buttons be added for Instagram, Pinterest, Tumblr, Linkedin, push notifications, and more.
To make your app look & feel unique, change buttons, view fan usage stats, auto sync your Youtube, Twitter, and other social media content with your app, visit your Facebook App Control Center and click 'visit website' button -> www.facebook.com/appcenter/465773150116176
To have your app deleted, please reply with "delete" in the Subject Line (which auto unsubscribes you).
Following are frequently asked questions.
1) what can my app do?
.. enable fans to save your app icon on their iPhone home screen, next to other apps = everything about you within a single touch
.. help fans promote you by leveraging the new Facebook App Center unique discovery engine (Facebook sends notifications and recommends your app to friends of your fans = new people discover your app through their friends)
.. install direct from your Facebook page via 'send to mobile' button on iPhone/Android Facebook tab (www.facebook.com/add.php?api_key=407660909253261&pages)
.. auto sync with your Youtube, Twitter, Facebook & SoundCloud promotional pages
.. increase sales through add-on iTunes app button, or other store app buttons
.. push notifications to fans that opt-in
.. one touch connect to your Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, SoundCloud, and other social media content without forcing mobile fans to visit each site
2) on what platforms does my app run?
.. iPhone & Android, Safari/Chrome supported
.. Microsoft Windows IE & Firefox not supported
3) what does this cost?
Your new app is free for you and your fans. We request a one-time $10 donation (which can be made by Paypal purchase of an add-on promotion service, add-on buttons like iTunes or other store button, or extra customization). This is request and not requirement.
4) how do i customize look & feel?
Visit your App Control Center.
5) where can i see how others use these apps?
Visit the Pixtas home page to see the top ten apps of the month.
6) why does my app control center use Facebook Connect?
To prevent others from changing your mobile app, only the person(s) that admin a Facebook page can control the app built for that Facebook page. Your app control center uses the Facebook Connect system to verify the pages you admin = the apps you can control.
7) who are you?
we are a small team that built a way for every person on facebook to own their own app. we are building apps as fast a we can for facebook page owners to review (this is how we found you). the apps allow fans to connect to everything about the artist, from one app icon on the fans' iphone desktop (music, video, wall, youtube, photos, tour dates, and more). if you update your app buttons via your app control center with info like your youtube page url this could make it better experience for fans if you choose to share the app, and help in your review process. the app auto syncs = your content stays fresh without you/the artist having to put in any extra work.
8) can i add my app icon to my mobile phone desktop, next to my other app icons?
yes, after you load your app in the phone browser:
.. on iphone, tap bottom row, middle button, select "save to home screen"
.. on android, (a) bookmark your app, then (b) visit bookmarked pages screen and long press the thumbnail image of the bookmarked app, when screen pops up, select 'save shortcut to home screen'.
this adds your app icon to your phone's desktop, next to your other app icons.
9) why make the app before asking if i want an app?
as buyers, we prefer when the vendor delivers the product first, then offers it for free, for us to use or discard.
Thank you,
Amy
Pixtas.com
231 981 8818
.. to unsubscribe from future news about your app, please reply with "unsubscribe" in the Subject Line.
2012-08-20
Submitted by: Charlie B. from La Mirada, CA
Fantacular - March 2010 - SideshowCollectibles.com/fantacular
Submitted by Drew Storey:
HTC Hero theme 1.3.5 , large clock widget , other screen includes standard search widget , audio manager widget (large) and small digital clock widget without background
Students from Wheels Can Take Me Places program at Scuola Vita Nuova
Charter School, Kansas City, participated in the Katy Trail Ride with
Legislators on April 20th, 2009.
Wheels Can Take Me Places is sponsored by the Missouri Department of
Natural Resources.
Photo courtesy Kenneth Walker.
submitted to the nikon d40/x challenge week 65: filth
thank you thank you! your votes gave me 3rd place :)
Students from Wheels Can Take Me Places program at Scuola Vita Nuova
Charter School, Kansas City, participated in the Katy Trail Ride with
Legislators on April 20th, 2009.
Wheels Can Take Me Places is sponsored by the Missouri Department of
Natural Resources.
Photo courtesy Kenneth Walker.
Senior Systems Administrator Jamil Moosavifard took this picture looking toward the future residence hall site.
anahita-thepersianmermaid submitted: For Garb Week! Even though it’s a mermaid costume, the outfit itself is based on 17th century Safavid clothing and jewelry.When I decided to get into mermaiding, I was (if not still am) the only Iranian in the community. Which kind of left me open to doing whatever I wanted. And while the tail is great, and works for “sea faerie” interpretations, I wanted to have something I could walk in, so I turned to the older version in our mythology for inspiration, the “water people”… I picked the 17-18th century styling because that seems to be popular among the mermaid and pirate costuming community. Aside from being a semi-professional mermaid, I’m also a historical model for Orientalism and the Age of Steam, and a costumer. Facebook
Submitted by Lavadrick Farrar: "I took this picture early morning before the Wofford womens soccer team played UNC-Ashville"
Retired staff member Peter Shmiro submitted this photo, which was taken from inside the Campus Center.