Facebook on Windows Phone, Windows 8 getting one-click login

Jamie Feltham

November 15, 2013

One-click login is something we’re used to on iOS and Android thanks to the likes of Facebook. Now Facebook on Windows Phone and Windows 8 will be getting in on the action.

The feature is still in its early stages, especially on Windows Phone 8 which is still in beta, but will be branching out to Microsoft apps Foursquare, Adobe and iHeartRadio. It’s designed to help you share content in-app and connect account info.

And thus Windows Phone becomes even more connected.

Source: Engadget

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Jamie Feltham

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