Facebook set to offer services on phones

Facebook knows that the key to any business is mobile. In fact, one of the hardest working is to get a full experience in both low-cost phones, such as BlackBerry, Windows Phone, iPhone and Android.

488 million social network subscribers are connected via phones, nearly half of the 901 million active customers who testified last April.

The next logical step in this strategy would be to provide the measures for conducting business from your phone. The creators of Android, the operating system, will soon have their own manufacturer.

Is Facebook capable of hardware? How to make something other than programs, services or applications? This is the big question, see if 2013, as indicated by various technology analysts recently.

In June 2011, HTC launched two models:  chacha, and Salsa. Both include a key to send any content to Facebook, to hear the song or the picture that had just transferred to the network.

The first model had keys for the social networking purpose while the second had a design very similar to HTC Desire. It was Android phones which can access the network, but whose performance was not very different from other competing
models.

Unlike last year Facebook seems to be more serious this time. First, it has emerged that several former Apple employees have signed for it. It is both device design engineers (hardware) and programming interface (software) that
worked on the creation of the iPhone and iPad.

"Mark is concerned about the near future if Facebook becomes a single application rather than on a mobile platform. This strategy fits with both the purchase of Instagram as launching an application to use your chat, one for photo
retouching and more to manage the business pages from the phone.

The project, code-named Buffy, the Vampire Slayer as a teen series, will work with the Android operating system but with modifications more sensitive than in the previous attempt. The key is using HTML5 language-based applications,
to ensure the future standard on the web.

During the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in February, Facebook have announced the creation of Core Mobile Web Platform, a consortium of companies ranging from manufacturers to mobile operators.

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