Facebook Activity Changes with Wireless Internet Access
Facebook Activity Changes with Wireless Internet Access
So now you are reconnected but and you know that person is married and has two beautiful, young children but you don't know what he/she has been doing other than that. If you rarely get on Facebook, chances are you won't see your friend's status updates about spending the day at the zoo or how her youngest child won't eat peas anymore. But if you can get on Facebook to pass the time while you are waiting at the bus stop after work, then you will be more likely to comment that you got your child to eat peas again by putting them in the mashed potatoes. Before you know it, you are engaging in conversation with that old friend and telling each other stories about your children all because you had the ability to get on your wireless Internet connection immediately when you thought about it.
The person who does not have mobile Wimax and cannot get on Facebook while walking down the street thinking about that old friend may forget later to log on and friend request him/her. You will end up not getting reconnected and your friend will still be struggling with the battle of trying to get the youngest child to eat peas. You will also see more status updates from the users who have mobile Wimax because can get online virtually anywhere in the city and write a new status. If something funny happens while they're walking to work, they can get on Facebook and write it on a friend's wall or update their status. If they are sitting at the park watching their children play in the grass, they can take a picture and almost instantly upload it to a new photo album on Facebook. They can do all of this instantly, virtually anywhere in the city and with an Internet connection that is faster that dial-up.