Now, on to part two: 9to5 Mac seems to have unearthed traces in the iOS 4.3 beta of a new feature called "Photo Streams" that seems to be -- you guessed it -- a way to share continuous streams of photos with friends you approve, presumably through MobileMe (which would fit in nicely with the Find my Friends stuff).
For instance, if I were preparing for an interview at The Wall Street Journal, I could use Graph Search to find which of my friends and friends of friends worked there.
Though many of my friends find it hilarious, I find going to the dump is a guaranteed pleaser.
In some cases, I find the data about what my friends have shared useful.
I'm desperate to find someone among my family or friends to compare notes on the remarkable success of the Houston Texans' third-string quarterback.
Even my Russian friends find this incomprehensible.
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My friends, if you find faults with our country, make it a better one.
My colleagues, many of them my friends for years, may find it difficult in their hearts to befriend me any longer.
This is still true: I sit in a weird trough of being better at games than all my friends, but far worse than any competition I find online in multiplayer modes.
And I asked the cashier just that, her texting and me regaling of how my RV exploded in Louisiana, leaving me wallet-less and homeless with second- and third-degree burns on my body, begging for quick cash from friends to find a hospital and shelter.
My Chinese friends are okay with many aspects of life in China which a typical westerner would find distressing.
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