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Re:Facebook Launches Standalone Mobile Messenger App (And It... by canistr on Tuesday August 09, 2011 @05:05PM (#2865601)
I'm disappointed this is for Android 2.2 and up. Not all of us Android users have that available nor are we finished our contracts that allow us to upgrade to a new device.

Facebook should have made it compatible with at least 2.0/2.1.

Re:Facebook Launches Standalone Mobile Messenger App (And It... by lukejduncan on Tuesday August 09, 2011 @08:23PM (#2866128)
Facebook on Android is a consistently bad experience. What's worse, I occasionally deactivate my account for periods of time to focus on school / work /etc. The app comes pre-installed on my HTC so I can't remove it. However, it keeps trying to authenticate and randomly gives me can't-authenticate errors or launches the browser to a facebook login. Pretty disappointing experience.
Re:Facebook Launches Standalone Mobile Messenger App (And It... by hucker on Tuesday August 09, 2011 @11:00PM (#2866546)
The design and how it works when it works is pretty good in my opinion, but stuff like what you mention is making me hate the facebook app with a passion. If I get for example a "1 new message" notification, and I press it, nine out of ten times nothing will happen or the app will open to a blank messaging screen, showing nothing (and will stay that way).