"World's most advanced platform for building social networks"..

Hmm, let me see. How exactly do I use this app in a social network sort of way?

* View or post to the Timeline/wall, take a picture and share it on my Timeline -- oops, that feature doesn't exist. Imagine the facebook app without this feature.
* Read the latest Forum posts or post something new there -- ouch, can't do that either
* Okay, maybe hang out in a Group and comment on the latest happenings there -- shucks, see more not an option in the app either.
* Well, lets do something more suited for an iPhone (or Android). Give me an address and I can find it on a map and even get directions to it. Give me a phone number and I can call it. So, I'm half way across town and on my way to an Event but I can't remember exactly where it is. Let's check the social networking app. Bzzzzt. No can do.

So what exactly is this app good for? Messaging/email? That's kind of already built into the phone. Upload a picture--hey wait, it is rotated 90 degrees, how do I fix that? Read an article or blog? That's not exactly a social networking activity.

The mobile platform is exploding as a social networking device. I'm not too disappointed that you guys focused your attention on new icons because that couldn't have cost too much to do. But if you really want to make a difference, spend some time thinking about how the mobile apps fit into the social networking framework and how you can leverage the features of the device, otherwise we are probably all better off with Boonex making the website responsive so that users of the sites developed with the product can at least conduct social networking on a mobile device by getting at the features of Dolphin that are core to social networking.