Facebook App Center Mobile Version!

The Facebook App Center is now about to be launched for all in some time now ... If recent reports support this idea, the company announced its App Center early last month , said it would be available in the coming weeks ... The official launch is imminent, it seems, and we could see in a few days on our mobile versions. In addition, if the Facebook App Center has not yet been announced, a few screenshots were leaked on the web, thus giving us a better idea of what the application will look like, at least on iOS.
This is TechCrunch has managed to get some screenshots, which allude to some important, but not surprising from the App Center Facebook.
The new feature, if you have not heard, Facebook is the way to not only display specific Facebook applications but also mobile applications that have Facebook Connect. The App Center does not host any of these mobile applications, but users will have an entry point to be headed in the right direction, such as iTunes, or the Google Play Store.
If this is not a great secret, since the giant freshly IPO has provided some screenshots when they first announced these new screenshots give us a little more detail on how it will work on your iPhone .
Firstly, we can see that the App Center is accessed via the left navigation menu:

The home screen of the App Center will allow you to browse applications by both popularity and "Recommended Applications", for which we can assume that it takes into account the way applications are used and noted between friends and some users. One thing I am sure of is that the popularity of the App Center will play a key role in what is displayed to users. Facebook said that if your application receives negative feedback, it will simply not be displayed!

Below, we see how the information page of each application will look like. We also see a nice page with pictures of friends using the application. This is another indicator that Facebook will rely heavily on social data to promote applications in their App Center.

If you are a developer, you should know that you will find plenty of useful information here . The mere fact that Facebook will rely heavily on user ratings as well as the commitment of these applications to decide what to promote, and hopefully mean that quality apps will rise, and applications of lower quality to be polite, will sink.
The App Center could be a giant step in the implementation of those who want to use Facebook in their applications. For users, it will be nice to have everything labeled and compiled with the standard descriptions, notes, and others ...