Last month, Facebook announced that users would soon be able to login to the site via OpenID. Today, Facebook has officially become an OpenID relying party: users can now register for Facebook using ...

Facebook is adding support for OpenID to its Web site, allowing usersaccess to the social media sign-on platform. Facebook is the standard's largest relaying party -- that is, the largest Web site ...

This is BIG. Facebook has now officially become an OpenID partner. This means new Facebook users and existing ones can join and login using their Gmail accounts or any other OpenID provider. If you’re ...

With today’s announcement from Facebook of its plans to take its Facebook Connect program into the mobile sphere with Single Sign-on, it started to raise some questions from across various points. On ...

In a blog post, Facebook said: Now, users can register for Facebook using their Gmail accounts. This is a quicker, more streamlined way for new users to register for the site, find their friends, and ...

OpenID is getting a big boost today as Facebook goes live with its support as a relying party for the standard. It’s a major win for OpenID, which has long had to deal with major companies only ...

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg believes that this type of integration is the wave of the future. "We believe that the majority of the sharing that's going to happen in the world isn't going to be on any ...

Imagine a much friendlier internet, one where you only have to remember one password. A place where it's easy to keep a tight grip on your personal contact information, deciding which websites have ...

One single password for the whole internet? It’s a dream many have. But reality looks quite different. Usually, every new registration requires a new login and ...