Facebook is hotter than Mash and MySpace

When a lot of Vietnamese people are using 360, Yahoo! Launched Mash with the introduction of many outstanding features compared to 360. The purpose of Yahoo! is creating Mash to compete with MySpace and Facebook. Vietnamese users are also familiar with Myspace but Facebook has very little information, while Facebook is a huge fever in the world.

Launched in 2004, so far the number of Facebook users is growing rapidly, about 50 million people and 4 million new users each month. The strongest Facebook network is London with more than 1.7 million users, followed by Toronto with about 1 million, and users from Vietnam also have 13,762 people.

Facebook's appeal is from security, possessing a great search engine for acquaintances, and most importantly, many applications. Facebook is divided into different networks such as VN, Singapore, SV . and people in this network can not access other networks if not friends. There is also a search box on Facebook and you just need to type in the name (used in Facebook) of the person to search, the system will meet the requirements. Now this is one of the most effective ways to find your old friend in America.

But the main reason why so many people are crazy about Facebook is its accompanying applications. Poke (emoticons) of Facebook are numerous, even categorizing PG-13 (adults only). Or Wall (equivalent to quick comment in Yahoo! 360), but it is possible to insert large images. Then applications such as sending gifts, maybe a seed and will grow into trees in the following days or gifts to decorate the Christmas tree for the upcoming Christmas season, give the eggs an interesting hatch, write comments about each other . According to Facebook users, such applications are endless and spend no time.

The most restrictive of Facebook is the language. If MySpace or 360 have pages for other languages ​​such as French, German or Chinese, then Facebook has only the English version. In addition, there is no background in Facebook and all Facebook pages are the same white, just different in the way they are arranged.

Chu Yen