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Facebook began testing two new buttons - Want ( I ) and Collect ( Collect"), and you can already try them on the pages of individual companies (Pottery Barn, Wayfair, Victoria's Secret, Michael Kors, Neiman Marcus, Smith Optics, my wardrobe Fab . com).
Some users instead of clicking on Want see in the upper left corner of the image from a collection of different test button - Collect . It allows you to organize a variety of goods under its own category, for example, "fashion", "home" and so on. Pressing Collect You may also be asked why you have decided to save himself my wardrobe this product. Here you can save it to one of your playlists ("collections") or create a new one:
When creating a new collection you will need to specify its name and publicity. Organization of various goods for their own collections like way to organize my wardrobe content on Pinterest and provides more opportunities than the button Want . In addition, the company publishes on the "collection" and also provide users with a collection of individual elements of their own "collections", it can confuse users
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Social Media Facebook Twitter facebook Blogosphere News Social Media Business my wardrobe Investors Biznesnovyny State Advertising and Marketing Startups Mobile Android iPhone my wardrobe Nokia Windows Mobile Mobile News Google Gmail YouTube Google News Search Google News Yandex Yandex Yandex Yandeks.Poshuk Technology Internet Gadgets Technology News Telecom my wardrobe Policy in HowTo Internet Outside Ukrainian politicians Entertainment and Media Games Viral Videos Celebrity Media Miscellaneous Announcements Humor Digest Design and Programming People Newsletter
Facebook began testing two new buttons - Want ( I ) and Collect ( Collect"), and you can already try them on the pages of individual companies (Pottery Barn, Wayfair, Victoria's Secret, Michael Kors, Neiman Marcus, Smith Optics, my wardrobe Fab . com).
Some users instead of clicking on Want see in the upper left corner of the image from a collection of different test button - Collect . It allows you to organize a variety of goods under its own category, for example, "fashion", "home" and so on. Pressing Collect You may also be asked why you have decided to save himself my wardrobe this product. Here you can save it to one of your playlists ("collections") or create a new one:
When creating a new collection you will need to specify its name and publicity. Organization of various goods for their own collections like way to organize my wardrobe content on Pinterest and provides more opportunities than the button Want . In addition, the company publishes on the "collection" and also provide users with a collection of individual elements of their own "collections", it can confuse users
Site Inna Theological. Well why her site?
Android apple Ex.ua Facebook gmail Google Google+ Inmind iPad iphone ipo livejournal mail.ru microsoft Twitter uastat video vkontakte yahoo! Classmates Blogs YouTube my wardrobe Kyivstar Twitter Yandex Social Security election authorities more research ranking search advertising social media social networking Statistics court Uanet Ukraine hackers games online internet advertising infographics
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