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Facebook App Sees Major 2.0 Update

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Facebook has updated their native iPhone app to version 2.0 today. The long awaited update brings a number of new features to the popular social networking application. New features include:

- Notifications
-The full News Feed
- News Feed story comments
- People search
- Friend requests
- Photo tagging
- Photo captioning
- Photo posts to your friends' Walls
- The full Mini-Feed, now combined with The Wall
- Your entire inbox, plus the sent folder and updates tab
- Inbox search
- Message attachments

Facebook also promises the app will be "much faster and more stable." Facebook is a free application that is available in the App Store: Facebook App.

[via TUAW]

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