How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Trio, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s enormously basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have most likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously show up.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much quicker than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Trio, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to demonstrate up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not flow decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t truly understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Most likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is undoubtedly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Eventually, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will display up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can eventually Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Trio, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s enormously basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have most likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously emerge.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much swifter than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Three, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to showcase up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not flow decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t truly understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Very likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is certainly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Ultimately, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will display up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can eventually Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Three, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s utterly basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have most likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously show up.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much quicker than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Three, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to display up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not blast decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t indeed understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Very likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is certainly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Eventually, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will display up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can eventually Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Three, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s enormously basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have most likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously emerge.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much swifter than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Trio, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to display up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not flow decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t truly understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Very likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is undoubtedly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Ultimately, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will showcase up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can eventually Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Trio, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s enormously basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have most likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously emerge.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much swifter than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Three, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to demonstrate up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not flow decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t truly understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Very likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is certainly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Eventually, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will showcase up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can ultimately Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Three, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s enormously basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have very likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously show up.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much quicker than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Trio, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to demonstrate up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not flow decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t indeed understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Very likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is undoubtedly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Ultimately, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will demonstrate up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can ultimately Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Trio, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s enormously basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have very likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously show up.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much quicker than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Three, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to showcase up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not geyser decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t truly understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Very likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is certainly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Ultimately, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will showcase up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can eventually Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Trio, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s utterly basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have most likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously emerge.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much swifter than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Trio, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to demonstrate up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not flow decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t indeed understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Very likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is certainly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Ultimately, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will display up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can ultimately Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Trio, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s utterly basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have very likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously show up.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much swifter than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Three, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to demonstrate up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not fountain decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t indeed understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Very likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is undoubtedly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Ultimately, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will showcase up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can eventually Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Three, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s utterly basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have most likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously emerge.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much quicker than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Three, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to demonstrate up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not stream decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t indeed understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Very likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is certainly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Eventually, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will showcase up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can eventually Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Three, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s enormously basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have most likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously show up.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much swifter than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Three, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to demonstrate up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not fountain decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t indeed understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Very likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is certainly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Eventually, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will demonstrate up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can ultimately Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Three, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s enormously basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have most likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously emerge.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much quicker than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Trio, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to display up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not flow decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t truly understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Very likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is certainly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Eventually, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will showcase up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can ultimately Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Three, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s utterly basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have very likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously show up.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much quicker than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Three, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to showcase up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not explosion decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t indeed understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Most likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is undoubtedly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Ultimately, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will demonstrate up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can ultimately Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Trio, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s enormously basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have most likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously show up.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much quicker than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Three, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to demonstrate up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not stream decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t truly understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Most likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is certainly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Ultimately, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will display up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can eventually Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Three, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s enormously basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have very likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously show up.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much quicker than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Trio, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to demonstrate up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not blast decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t truly understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Very likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is undoubtedly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Eventually, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will display up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can eventually Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Trio, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s enormously basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have most likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously emerge.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much quicker than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Trio, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to display up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not stream decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t truly understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Very likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is undoubtedly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Ultimately, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will display up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can ultimately Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Three, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s enormously basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have most likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously emerge.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much swifter than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Trio, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to demonstrate up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not explosion decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t indeed understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Very likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is undoubtedly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Ultimately, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will display up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can eventually Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Three, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s utterly basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have most likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously show up.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much quicker than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Trio, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to showcase up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not geyser decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t truly understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Very likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is undoubtedly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Eventually, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will display up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can ultimately Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Trio, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s enormously basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have very likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously emerge.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much swifter than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Three, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to showcase up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not explosion decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t truly understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Most likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is certainly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Eventually, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will showcase up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can eventually Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Three, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s utterly basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have most likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously show up.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much quicker than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Trio, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to display up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not explosion decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t indeed understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Most likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is undoubtedly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Eventually, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will display up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can ultimately Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

How to Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3 – PlayStation three

How To : Use Facebook Talk on Your PS3

One of the greatest consoles ever to exist in the world of gaming is the PlayStation Three, which even lets you do a million different things unrelated to games. But no matter how big of PS3 fan you are, you have to admit that the internal browser is not the greatest. Far from it. While you can access most websites from the PS3, a lot of those site’s functions are limited, including Facebook.

After reaching over one billion users earlier this month, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular sites ever. While the PS3 does have some Facebook integration, it’s enormously basic and does not provide any real Facebook features. One of Facebook’s most used features is their talk system, so why is Sony not attempting to accommodate this?

If you want to use Facebook talk on your PS3, you have very likely searched the web for answers. But like most things on the internet, seventy seven percent of the facts are made up. After testing out all of the suggested fixes, I’ll separate myth from truth.

Myth: Accessing Facebook Talk via Mobile Site on Your PS3

The internal browser on the PS3 does connect to Facebook, as you can tell above, but talking is disabled. A lot of folks are actually suggesting that you can simply visit the mobile Facebook page at m.facebook.com and talk will miraculously show up.

If you have an Android, iPhone or iPad, you can lightly talk, but you’re out of luck for any other device, including your PS3. But the mobile version is much quicker than the regular Facebook page on the PlayStation Trio, so if have to use Facebook on your PS3, mobile is the more suitable route.

Myth: Use AIM Express to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

AIM Express can be directly connected to your Facebook account. So, once you are inwards of AIM Express you can talk with Facebook friends, Google contacts, and so on. According to the following movie, you can open up AIM right inwards the PS3 browser.

I attempted whatever I could to get the site to demonstrate up in my browser: enabling JavaScript, disabling it, opening numerous windows, waiting. but no success. The PS3 browser is so limited, that sites like AIM or even Gmail do not flow decently. It’s one of those things PS3 just can’t indeed understand. Why have a web browser that is subpar on its best day?

Myth: Use the Facebook App on Your PS3

Haha! I am laughing because I’m confused. There is a Facebook application for the PS Vita, but nothing for the PS3, Sony’s most popular and most expensive gaming device.

Could a Facebook application solve a lot of the problems users are having with the browser? Most likely. But hey, what do I know? So, talking via a Facebook App is certainly false because it doesn’t even exist, kinda like unicorns.

Myth: Use eBuddy to Facebook Talk on Your PS3

Ultimately, some good news!

The mobile version of eBuddy.com is compatible with the PS3 software. There is no app to download or settings to fudge around with. Just search for eBuddy in the PS3 browser. It gives you access to some of the most popular talk sites, like AIM, MSN, and Facebook. Once you log into to your chosen account, your available friends will showcase up in a sidebar.

Make sure that you have enabled Facebook talking, which you can do from your laptop or desktop at anytime. Simply click on a friend and then click inwards the talk bubble to open up the PS3 keyboard. Type whatever you want and then hit little play button in the bottom right corner to send it.

With eBuddy, you can ultimately Facebook talk with your friends. It does run a little slow at times, but its better than nothing. Of course, you could always just talk on your phone or computer when you’re gaming. Ever think of that?

If you have any other PS3 Facebook myths or truths that we haven’t covered, let us know below!

Related video: