Saturday, July 10, 2010

Free facebook access from Sun Celullar

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Facebook in partnership with several telcos worldwide gives you a free access to facebook via 0.facebook.com. 0 means zero charge so basically 0.facebook.com is a free access version of facebook which is only working for sun cellular as of this moment. It's the same look and feel with m.facebook.com but if you click any thumbnails or images, you will be prompted that your are leaving 0.facebook.com and any transaction there on will incur internet charges.

This feature is already available months ago, it's just now that I remember to share it to everyone.
So for the sake of those who are unaware , read the press release for full details below.



Sun Cellular Launches 0.facebook.com, a Free Way to Access Facebook® on Your Mobile Phone


 0.facebook.com is lightweight and optimized for speed; Sun Cellular’s standard data charges do not apply for site

MANILA, Philippines and PALO ALTO, Calif. – June 2010 – Sun Cellular announced the launch of 0.facebook.com.   Sun Cellular is now offering their customers free mobile browsing on the new 0.facebook.com site. By sponsoring 0.facebook.com, Sun Cellular is enabling their customers to stay connected through Facebook with their friends and family from any mobile Web browser using WAP as an access point without incurring any data charges.


Facebook’s 0.facebook.com site is optimized for speed – it is a new faster, lightweight version of Facebook’s mobile site m.facebook.com. The site does not have graphics or photos. Photos posted on Facebook are only one click away from 0.facebook.com. To view a photo a person only needs to click on a link to the photo and they will be prompted that they are leaving 0.facebook.com. Standard data charges of PhP 10/30 minutes will apply when a person leaves 0.facebook.com to view photos.

“The introduction of this new and exciting collaboration with Facebook is in line with Sun’s continuing campaign to provide value added services to both our prepaid and postpaid subscribers who value the importance of constantly being in touch with family and friends all over the world through a social service.  0.facebook.com is consistent with our reputation and stature as the country’s most progressive  telecom network  with pioneering offerings (such as the revolutionary  24/7 Call and Text Unlimited ).  It is true to Sun’s promise of making connectivity all-day, all-night long available, without limits,” said Mr. Francisco AraƱa III, Vice President for Product Development, International Services, Value Added Services and Innovations.

“We are always looking to work with innovative companies to provide simple and fast mobile access to Facebook across the world,” said Henri Moissinac, Head of Mobile, Facebook. “Thanks to our collaboration with Sun Cellular, people will now be able to access Facebook for free through 0.facebook.com.”

Via Sun Cellular , Facebook Blog

1 comments:

iamnikus said...

I'm really enjoying Facebook Zero for a couple of days now. :) http://nikkomarasigan.com/sun-free-facebook-access/