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Wolfram Alpha’s Facebook Report Analyzes Every Dark Corner of Your Facebook Activity
By Whitson Gordon on 30th August 2012
Wolfram Alpha, the intelligent, computational search engine, just launched a new tool that breaks down your Facebook activity into numerous charts and graphs. If nothing else, it's an eye-opening reminder of everything Facebook knows about you.
All you need to do is head to Wolfram Alpha's home page and type in "Facebook Report". After connecting it to your Facebook and granting it a rather large number of permissions, Wolfram Alpha will break down everything about your Facebook activity into 60 different sections of charts, graphs, and other analyses—like a cluster map of your friends and relationships, everywhere you've checked in, what days you're most active on the site, a cloud of your most-used words, and even the weather from the day you were born. It's incredibly interesting, super geeky, and downright scary.
Wolfram seems to be getting hit pretty hard right now, so it's moving slowly. Click here to give it a shot, but if it isn't working for you, try again later on and we expect it'll run a bit smoother. Hit the link to read more about the new service.
Source: LifeHacker
By Whitson Gordon on 30th August 2012
Wolfram Alpha, the intelligent, computational search engine, just launched a new tool that breaks down your Facebook activity into numerous charts and graphs. If nothing else, it's an eye-opening reminder of everything Facebook knows about you.
All you need to do is head to Wolfram Alpha's home page and type in "Facebook Report". After connecting it to your Facebook and granting it a rather large number of permissions, Wolfram Alpha will break down everything about your Facebook activity into 60 different sections of charts, graphs, and other analyses—like a cluster map of your friends and relationships, everywhere you've checked in, what days you're most active on the site, a cloud of your most-used words, and even the weather from the day you were born. It's incredibly interesting, super geeky, and downright scary.
Wolfram seems to be getting hit pretty hard right now, so it's moving slowly. Click here to give it a shot, but if it isn't working for you, try again later on and we expect it'll run a bit smoother. Hit the link to read more about the new service.
Source: LifeHacker
