With consistent remarks on Facebook
Inc(NASDAQ:FB) not paying so much attention to its mobile applications by Wall
Street in the past, the company has finally answered and indeed affirmatively.
The company has recently posted in a blog
that it's got its mind on mobile.
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The blog mentioned in details about the
work that is in process by the product teams of the company. With mobile
devices bringing in transformation, the company too is engaged in updating its
main Facebook application frequently. Infact, the company moves on to say that
“it's all about mobile”.
Product Manager Michael Eyal Sharon
wrote in the post that the company is paying attention to standalone apps which
is the key to that process. He further substantiated it citing example of the
update released earlier this week that integrated Camera and Messenger features
into the main app. "Having mobile apps designed for the most popular
mobile activities allows us to take the best features from each and
cross-pollinate with our core Facebook for iOS and Android apps.”
However, the obstruction faced in this
path is the crucial decision as to which features make the most sense for the
core apps. Once this has been sorted one needs to seek through ways of
implementing the same. According to Sharon, the solution has involved retooling
the development process. "Having a single team own the product experience
in their standalone apps as well as the integrated experience in the core app
means that we have more thoughtfully executed experiences across platforms and
applications," Sharon wrote.
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