Facebook Apps Update is intent on capturing instant social market

Original title: Facebook apps are on the verge of updating, and the "main Battlefield", which aims to capture users ' immediate social life, is about to usher in a new version of iOS, with a series of major updates. One of the biggest changes is the integration of the Atlas search feature that Facebook launched earlier this year. In other words, based on the interests of everyone, social relations and so on to present tailored search results, on the mobile end is also around the corner. A simple metaphor for the Atlas search, "Users who use the Atlas search can find friends who have a good friend in their circle, or who like the same song and the same movie ..." Everyone can get the iphone, have customized results, the results of the common experience, hobbies, coordinates, Instead, make your social circle closer. Facebook's new Messenger app is looking to subvert its original classic interface design. There are two kinds of current rumors: one is very close to Apple's native imessage. Another style close to iOS 7 will be green as the main interface color, note that it is not blue, it is green. The so-called Bupobri, it sounds really crazy. In function, the new application can toggle the display of recent contacts, common contacts, and recent sessions by applying the settings at the bottom. There's also a new main interface icon, a blue, white-framed chat bubble, like the instant wake-up chat bubble in Facebook's home, and it seems that apart from trying to turn the Android phone into a Facebook phone, Facebook also wants the same trick on iOS. The most obvious change in this logic is that the new Messenger will integrate the iphone's contact list and help users find friends who also use Facebook to send text messages. Clearly, Facebook wants to move the "main battlefield" of the user's immediate social life from the mobile Address book to the Facebook buddy list. In addition, Facebook's Instagram apps will be updated and new video filters are being tested. All of these new features are still in the "feeding" phase, with no specific public timetable. Last year, Facebook dug several engineers from Apple and arranged for them to recreate their iOS apps and Facebook home apps for Facebook. Among them, the best-known Greg Novick, who used to be one of the iphone's native application designers, developed his first communications and messaging applications for the iphone. But Novick has returned to the old club and is likely to have joined the research and development team for the Apple wearable program, according to people familiar with the matter.