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I have seen many apps in the Mac App Store that are simple apps that shows you the mobile version of FaceBook or Google Reader in the menu bar.
I am not sure where to start though, so I'm asking you guys.
I would like the app to display a mobile version of FaceBook in a dropdown style window (coming from the menu bar) when the toolbar icon is pressed. Any links on how to get started will be greatly appreciated.
I think NSStatusItem is what you're looking for.
Check the following tutorial:
Creating a Standalone StatusItem Menu
Another nice example project:
Using MAAttachedWindow with an NSStatusItem