Some fun and cool applications

As you can see in Facebook’s directory, there are thousands of applications to choose from, so which one should you choose? Here are a list of popular fun applications that you might want to explore.

Vibrating Hamster
The vibrating hamster is a simple picture of a lovable rodent you can put on your profile. As the name suggests, every time you click the picture, the hamster vibrates violently while playing the Web meme-famous hamster dance song. To keep anonymous hamster vibrations at bay, the application will track who was the latest to click and display it prominently on your wall.

ILike
iLike lets you add music and videos to your profile, dedicate songs to your friends, and see who’s going to what concerts. You can create an artist page, upload your music and events. Pretty cool application! However, they currently don’t have the full song uploaded, only 30-seconds samples but they claim to be working on it to get full songs catalog.

Superwall
Superwall is a creation of RockYou, they have successfully created popular applications such as Vampires, MyGifts etc. Superwall provide more flexibility compared to the normal wall provided by Facebook. It allows you to write messages, post photos, and post videos on your friends superwall.

Vampires
Vampires is an application which allows you to attack your friends turn them into bloody vampires. Bite all your friends with the curse of the vampire and see if you can turn them into undead, just like you. With this application, you can choose to fight your friends’s vampires, zombies and WereWolves.

Superpoke
Superpoke provides more actions you can do to your friends than the normal poke provided by Facebook. You can throw a sheep, bake a cake or throw a snowball at your friends. The more you take action, the more new actions you will uncover in superpoke. Pretty addictive and fun to say hello to your friends.

My Aquarium
This application is a fish tank simulator gone social. You start out with 250 coins to buy new fish, and earn an extra 100 every day. Each fish has a specific price and lifespan, with the more expensive and exotic creatures lasting longer than the cheapies. You can share fish with others, by sending them to your friend's tanks, and display them lovingly on your profile. The application will also publicly display a history of the fish you've sent and received. Unfortunately there's no animation or movement; the fish just sit there.

Where I’ve Been
Rumored to be the largest acquisition for a Facebook Application to date. Travel company TripAdvisor has reportedly acquired Where I’ve Been from Craig Ulliott for $3 million. Where I’ve Been is an interactive map that allows you to add all the places you've been and where you want to someday go. Then you can compare maps with your other friends.