Deeper integration? What?
The App Store already has an App for Facebook. You can already use Google through Safari, AND you can even download Chrome.
What more could they want?
FB and Google want data. Which is valuable, to put it lightly.
Deeper integration? What?
The App Store already has an App for Facebook. You can already use Google through Safari, AND you can even download Chrome.
What more could they want?
How is this news, especially when Schmidt declines to discuss the rift with Apple or anything he's willing to do to mend it?
So... they want it to be the exact same thing except more lag? LAME!iOS to become Android.
I never understood the meltdown about Apple maps...they have ALWAYS worked great for me. I live in Texas and go to some "in the middle of nowhere" places and they have done their job for me. Have they led me other places sometimes? Yes, but Google maps have done the same thing.
Facebook, Twitter and MySpace are all garbage. MySpace is dead and I wish the same for the other 2.
I would certainly want the option to have deeper integration with iOS for third party applications. This isn't new and I agree with the execs.
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Apple isn't the best solution for all things. I personally would love to set Google Maps as my default mapping client, Mailbox as my default email client - should you disagree don't download the app. Were both happy.
I would not mind if Apple made iMessage/SMS have the option of expressing itself like Chat Heads and then letting Facebook plug into that as yet another messaging provider.
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So, Schmidt steals iOS and makes Android. Lest we forget!
Suckerberg is a tech wannabe. One trick poney.
Ten years out, there will be no Facebook.
I have looked at it. Don't see the worth?
Lots of friends in my phone that I have never even seen (I like real people to rave with) ....
I don't usually post, but the whole Andnoid and Facesuck proliferation is
not for thinking adults. Interestingly, I read teenagers are adopting iOS
in favor of their fragmented devices. Maybe there's hope after all?
I have no problem with cheep people buying cheep devices. This will always be the situation amongst us humans.
However, in the long run, Apple will prevail. Exceptional hardware. User friendly operating system.
As far as cost, you get what you pay for. Seems many people are content to pay for what they get....lol...
I would not mind if Apple made iMessage/SMS have the option of expressing itself like Chat Heads and then letting Facebook plug into that as yet another messaging provider.
Apple, keep doing what you're doing - it's gotten you this far. Wall Street, Zuck and Schmidt can suck it.
I never understood the meltdown about Apple maps...they have ALWAYS worked great for me. I live in Texas and go to some "in the middle of nowhere" places and they have done their job for me. Have they led me other places sometimes? Yes, but Google maps have done the same thing.
But Apple Maps didn't work AT ALL for millions of other users. There's a reason why Google Maps for iPhone was downloaded by over 10 million people in 48 hours after the app was released.
We did not enter the search business, Jobs said. They entered the phone business. Make no mistake they want to kill the iPhone. We wont let them, he says. Someone else asks something on a different topic, but theres no getting Jobs off this rant. I want to go back to that other question first and say one more thing, he says. This dont be evil mantra: Its ********. Audience roars.
FB and Google want data. Which is valuable, to put it lightly.
I never understood the meltdown about Apple maps...they have ALWAYS worked great for me. I live in Texas and go to some "in the middle of nowhere" places and they have done their job for me. Have they led me other places sometimes? Yes, but Google maps have done the same thing.
Keep facebook out of my![]()
Google is like the crazy girl that's trying to make her ex (Apple) jealous by hooking up with her new boyfriend (FB) in public. Gross.
Apple designed the previous app with data from Google. If it was substandard, Apple designed it that way. Had Google provided the data for turn by turn, or flyover, Apple would still likely repeat their screw up with Maps.
"you can have my mapping app but i wont give you the turn-by-turn navigation feature on your iphone. it is an android-only feature i hope you understand."
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"oh you got your own mapping app now, cool. are we still friends? i'll like to be featured more on your iphone though. no hard feelings? i was just being competitive over the mapping app back then. silly me huh?"