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How To Save Facebook Poke Or Snapchat Pictures And Videos Received On iPhone

Paul Morris·December 29, 2012
Opinions are clearly divided on the need to have applications like the new Facebook Poke offering hanging around the iOS App Store, but regardless of individual opinion on the topic it would seem that users seem to enjoy having the ability to send short messages with attached media to friends that then later self-destructs into oblivion. Although the core functionality of the app is to send these types of messages that do disappear a few seconds after being viewed, it is entirely possible to permanently save whatever the sender has sent to your devices.

Facebook’s Poke App For iPhone Takes Number One Spot On iTunes Charts

Ben Reid·December 23, 2012
Facebook's Poke app has taken the App Store by storm, and in less than a day, already sits aloft the iTunes Free app chart. The app, which, in essence, is a chat app with a few twists, only just released for iPhone, but already, has become the most popular free on the App Store.

Facebook Poke App For iPhone Released, Lets You Send Pokes And Self-Destructing Messages, Images And Videos

Ben Reid·December 22, 2012

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