The US giant Facebook has launched a test operation of providing a search engine in its mobile application to restrict calls to Google and other experts in this field. After the integrated navigation, Facebook is trying to keep a little more its hundreds of millions of users on its own platform.
While more and more people are using mobile devices including check their Facebook pages, the American company intends to continue to develop mobile services. Also, Facebook is currently testing its own search engine. Why? For two main reasons. First to make shade to Google and then to ensure that users continue to use as much as possible its application.
This search engine allows you to share articles with their Facebook friends directly from the app without leaving . The testers have access to a new button "Add a Link" which opens a dialog box in which you can search by keyword and be offered depending on results of recent articles or shared d other social network users.
The idea for Facebook is that users no longer use Google to search for information. In addition, it would allow the US giant to have information on publications and sources of information that users appreciate to better target advertising.
While more and more people are using mobile devices including check their Facebook pages, the American company intends to continue to develop mobile services. Also, Facebook is currently testing its own search engine. Why? For two main reasons. First to make shade to Google and then to ensure that users continue to use as much as possible its application.
This search engine allows you to share articles with their Facebook friends directly from the app without leaving . The testers have access to a new button "Add a Link" which opens a dialog box in which you can search by keyword and be offered depending on results of recent articles or shared d other social network users.
The idea for Facebook is that users no longer use Google to search for information. In addition, it would allow the US giant to have information on publications and sources of information that users appreciate to better target advertising.
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