Facebook Connect is a new way for other web site owners to easily access Facebook user data. Having launched last week with more than 100 partners, the service is still finding its legs. At issue is ...

Facebook Connect is similar to OpenID -- another single sign on resource -- only in the sense that users will be able to log onto other sites connected with the service without having to reenter ...

Facebook launched its Web-wide sign-on system, Facebook Connect, on Thursday — and let me tell you, this thing has the potential to simplify and enrich social networking in a revolutionary way.

And that is the distilled brilliance of Facebook Connect: It is the show and tell of the Internet age. The idea behind Facebook Connect is deceptively simple. Web sites such as Hulu.com, Citysearch, ...

One of the companies adopting Facebook's new log-in system, Facebook Connect, is CBS, parent company of CNET and publisher of Webware. I'm glad we're on board with this program, even if I do feel it's ...

Facebook Connect--the service launched last spring that lets members log on to other Web sites using their Facebook profile--appears to be entering a new phase. The New York Times, in a big-picture ...

Just hours after Yahoo announced a planned implementation of Facebook Connect on its network of sites, Google announced that you can now use your Twitter credentials to register on Google Friend ...

Facebook had cancelled F8 as well as all other in-person events through 2021 thanks to the pandemic, but it did not rule out virtual ones. On September 16th, the company will go forward with its ...

Facebook’s annual Oculus-focused event kicks off today. Called Facebook Connect, the event opens with a keynote from CEO Mark Zuckerberg and continues with workshops and other events for developers ...

Every year, Facebook makes its most significant XR announcements at Connect, and this year should be no different. There have already been many leaks, including details about the next standalone VR ...

Adi Robertson is a senior tech and policy editor focused on VR, online platforms, and free expression. Adi has covered video games, biohacking, and more for The Verge since 2011. The seventh annual ...