The narrator for these iPhone commercials does not enunciate the first letter "t" in the word "internet." Hence, we have a new Apple creation, the "innernet." Hmm. It must be some sort of cerebral interface (or "innerface") that Apple's created to help individuals get in touch with themselves, to reach the "inner" you.

I've seen so many people in class waste so much time on this site. It was kind of ironic how this "social site" had them glued to monitors in the lab instead of actually talking or chatting to people. And all of this was done when they should have been working on their projects. They would go on for, literally, hours.

I personally DO have an account, and rarely ever do anything about it.

Perhaps making Facebook truly mobile will make it more of a social site than before. Now you can call up info about people when you're out and about, get their contact info you wouldn't necessarily have in your address book, schedule an impromptu party they can share with all of their friends. Maybe they'll write some scripts to let those downloadable events straight to your iCal calendar represented on your iPhones calendar, and then sync it back to your Mac.

Yeah, I have a loathing for facebook and the immobile people it creates, but it's a force to be reckoned with, so Apple was smart to have them sign on early AND show off the rather tasteful iPhone version of the site for the masses to see.

Expect to see an evolution of Facebook and its uses, and a surge in iPhone sales by college students. Hopefully this won't hinder the possibility of Apple making iCal live-updating sometime soon.

I love checking my FB on my iPod touch. Is it sad because i'm a 38 year old man?