Remains of the Day: Facebook Is Working on a Faster Android App [For What It's Worth]

Facebook is ditching HTML5 and going native in their upcoming Android app, Ubuntu One Music Store launches, Boot to Gecko gets ported to the Galaxy Nexus, and the Verizon Galaxy S3 gets a leaked Jelly Bean ROM.

• Zuckerberg: Betting on HTML 5 for Facebook Mobile App Was a "Mistake," Native Android Version on the Way After Facebook went native with its iPhone app, the company has decided to work on the same for Android. Facebook will be ditching HTML5 and will release a faster Android app in the near future. [Engadget]
• Ubuntu One Launches Online Music Store Ubuntu launched a new music store today called Ubuntu One. It's accessible from any browser on any device, and it's exactly what you'd expect from a solid music store—it provides artist and album info with track previews and clearly-listed prices. To celebrate the launch, anyone who buys music through the store from now through October will get 6 months of free music streaming (a $24 value). [OMG! Ubuntu!]
• Boot to Gecko Now Available for the Verizon and GSM Galaxy Nexus Boot to Gecko, the mobile OS being developed by Mozilla, has been ported to the Galaxy Nexus. It's nowhere near a final version, since huge features like 3G and the camera aren't quite working yet, but for those who just want to check out its capabilities and give it a test run, now is the time. [XDA Developers]
• Jelly Bean ROM Comes to the Galaxy S3 The Jelly Bean ROM from the T-Mobile Galaxy S3 has now been ported to Verizon's own S3, and it comes fitted with TouchWiz. The ROM is still pretty buggy, so flash at your own risk. [XDA Developers]
• Attachments.me Connecting SkyDrive with Gmail and Tips for Other SkyDrive Developers Attachments.me, the Gmail service that searches your inbox's attachments, has add support for Microsoft's SkyDrive. Google Chrome users can now send attachments straight to SkyDrive and even create rules to automatically save certain attachments to SkyDrive. [Windows Team Blog]