Facebook Home isn't a Facebook Phone, nor is it really "a bunch
of apps," or a new operating system. It's an admission: Facebook
means a lot to me, and is an interesting view of my life—and I
want to look at it all the time, everywhere I go. If that sounds
like you, Home is where your heart should be. If not, your phone
will become something you hate.  Facebook Home doesn't do much
because it's designed to not do very much. When you tap most
Android phones to life, you trigger the information equivalent
of someone shouting directly into your face, replete with spit
flecks. Depending on your setup, you'll see a clock, clouds,
weather, emails, news, IMs—a frothing info stew. And that's the
point! Android lets you jam as much as you want into it.
Facebook says: no more. Stop. It's time for everyone to chill
the hell out. Put your widgets away, stop spreading graphics and
boxes and whatever the hell across your screens. You're making
your phone and your life more complicated than they need to be.
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