How To Download Facebook Home On Your Android Smartphone ?

As promised, Facebook Home has finally arrived along with HTC First. Officially, the device is available only in the US market for $99 on two-year contract. The Facebook Home app can be downloaded via Google Play Store.

Here are the selected handsets that work flawlessly with Facebook Home: Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung Galaxy S3, Samsung Galaxy Note 2, HTC One, HTC One X, and HTC One. These are the official hardware devices that support Facebook Home integration. Is there any way to download Facebook Home without any rooted software?

Yes, there are ways to do that. Even your Android handset can become jazzed with Facebook Home UI. Now call it a crack or blessing from Android community; modified Facebook Home APK for Android has been released. The procedure has been given below.

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Step 1: Kindly uninstall Facebook app and Facebook messenger app from the device. This paved way to download - Modified Facebook Home APK RAR

Step 2: Now download Facebook Home APK RAR from mentioned link - XDAdevelopers.

"Uninstall original facebook and facebook home apps. If facebook is pre-installed then you probably need root to remove it

• Extract .rar!

• Install both APKs.

• Enable facebook home under facebook app settings", as per senior member of XDAdevelopers forum

Step 3: Un-RAR file and download APK RAR file to your handset using a file manager. Download a file manager for your choice from Google Play Store.

Step 4: Restart your handset.

Step 5: Now you will see Facebook app on your device (the modified one). Try to login, and kindly enable Facebook Home in the app's setting section.

Step 6: You are ready to experience brand new Facebook Home on your Android powered device.

Attention! The modified version works only when you uninstall Facebook app from your device prior downloading modified version.

Facebook Home

Facebook Home is a new way to interact with your friends with added chat experience, and brand new UI. It's not a piece of software, not a name of device made by Facebook - the giant social networking site. One can say it's a custom Android layer for mass devices. Stay tuned to GizBot.