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Facebook Brings Cover Feed To Android App, For Home-Supported Devices

Facebook will release an update to its Android application Thursday that will allow users to set popular Home feature Cover Feed as their default lock screens. The Cover Feed option is only available for users with Home-supported devices, but that list now includes the HTC One, Samsung Galaxy S IV, and Nexus 4.

By David Cohen

August 1, 2013

Facebook will release an update to its Android application Thursday that will allow users to set popular Home feature Cover Feed as their default lock screens. The Cover Feed option is only available for users with Home-supported devices, but that list now includes the HTC One, Samsung Galaxy S IV, and Nexus 4.

David Cohen
david.cohen@adweek.com David Cohen is editor of Adweek's Social Pro Daily.
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