During conferences organized by AllThingsD, representatives of
Google and Facebook were called upon to speak out. Of course, the subjects
of Apple and iOS were mentioned and it seems thatGoogle like
Facebook would like Apple to make some room in its system
operating.
If Facebook has just taken control of Androidby launching Home, the social network
would like to do the same or almost as much on iOS but must for the moment
content withthe app it comes from
just updated.
For its part, Google, not very resentful, seems to have digested Google's eviction
Maps et de YouTube d’iOS :
Eric Schmidt, the CEO of Google, would like Google to
or a little more integrated into iOS. He even claims that Apple could very well
decide to take Google Maps from the App Store and install it by default,
implied instead ofPlans which,
since its release has caused a lot of ink to flow.. However, with the
war between iOS and Android, it remains realistic and does not seem to be too
believe.
Facebookis now better integrated intoiOSand the social network wants to be a good partner of Apple. HAS
like hislauncher
home on Android, Facebook would like to offer some design elements to
add to iOS like Chat heads but there is little chance that Apple will do so
more in order to maintain the "Apple" user experience. At least that's what
that Mike Schroepfer and Cory Ondrejka were hinted at.
More generally, do you think Apple should open iOS more to
other big players like Facebook or Google?
