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The Facebook boredom phase

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Let's face it. Facebook is not very popular among teens and you too have been bored with Facebook. There is absolutely nothing new to offer.

It's interface has hardly changed and very few new features have been added.
The following chart from a very nice presentation describes the status of social networking sites beautifully. 


Facebook is the ubiquitous zone. Will it slowly disappear from being omnipresent?

The answer perhaps lies in the alternatives that are about to come. Snapchat has given an apt example of satisfying a demographic where Facebook was not very popular.
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