Facebook for Android update adds capability to share posts.

Not really a day went by to let this rumor marinate within our brains, and the update is already here. Facebook for Android was updated to include the sharing button that its mobile site got just a long time earlier. This button allows you to share with you a friend’s post to your own personal page (granted it’s not a private status) for your Facebook friends to see.

The sharing feature is one of money that has become a stable of the biggest social networking site there's, and it’s a relief to find out the company finally bring it to mobile in the end this time.
Another feature Facebook as implemented is the chance to create a photo album via the Photos tab with your Timeline view. It’s nothing ground-breaking, but it’s another one of those things that just “makes sense” in the grand scheme of it just about all. Other changes include improvements to photo tagging and fixes with regard to failed status updates.

The app is constantly on the get better, but we’re still waiting around the big bombshell Facebook already introduced for the iOS brethren. That version of the app ditched HTML5 in support of a completely native UI, and Facebook’s official offering could stand to utilize that very same treatment on Android as the very nature of HTML5 is what’s causes some of the issues to start with. We’re hoping we can get any particular one onto our devices by Christmas, but there’s no telling how much time it’ll take Facebook to comprehensive that as we’re sure the development cycle will probably be halted by heavy testing.
Even now, today’s update stays true to Facebook’s new strategy of delivering smaller updates faster instead of waiting for large updates to repair nagging bugs and introduce new features. Find your download in the Google Play Store