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Over the past few weeks, FacebookFacebook had been testing HoverCards over at Facebook Questions.

The HoverCards feature is not new – it was introduced first on Twitter a few months ago, and has greatly eased the way we did things like FollowFriday and other interactive following activities on TwitterTwitter.

T-minus 8 days until you’ll be editing this post!  Setting the standard and precedence for online publishing, Yahoo!Yahoo! has created The Yahoo! Style Guide: The Ultimate Sourcebook for Writing, Editing and Creating Content for the Digital World which will present itself in print and digital form on July 6^th.   Developed by a Yahoo! team comprised of all walks of online life such as editors, writers, bloggers, content creators, to name a few, this comprehensive ‘digital rulebook’ covers the broad spectrum of effective writing and editing in the digital age addressing while also addressing mitigating legal risks, search engine optimization, HTML basics and beyond.

As a Beta tester for the new Facebook Questions feature, I noticed something interesting today. FacebookFacebook have added a feature to Facebook Questions that doesn’t exist anywhere else on the site, and it looks an aweful lot like Twitter’s HoverCards. Remember a few months ago Twitter tested HoverCards and then sent them live? Yeah, those kinds. This is an odd feature for Facebook to be testing, but nevertheless – cool!

Zynga, the huge addictive gaming company who are responsible for the behemoth game Farmvillefarmville reviews, played by 35 million players daily, is opening their game to the iPhone community according to SocialTimes.com.