We're now less than two weeks away from Facebook's f8 conference. While it's later than usual this year, Facebook uses the event to lay out their vision for the upcoming year and beyond. Typically, the event is big for developers, but this year may feature a few user-facing surprises as well. Here's what we've heard so far. As has been widely reported, Facebook's music service is expected to be unveiled. Facebook is partnering with several�prominent�players in the streaming music space. Spotify, MOG, Rdio, etc ? but again, don't be surprised if Turntable.fm and maybe even Amazon are involved as well. The idea for the initial version of the product is all based around listening, but the roadmap is said to be larger.
Sunday, 11 September 2011
Tempting f8
We're now less than two weeks away from Facebook's f8 conference. While it's later than usual this year, Facebook uses the event to lay out their vision for the upcoming year and beyond. Typically, the event is big for developers, but this year may feature a few user-facing surprises as well. Here's what we've heard so far. As has been widely reported, Facebook's music service is expected to be unveiled. Facebook is partnering with several�prominent�players in the streaming music space. Spotify, MOG, Rdio, etc ? but again, don't be surprised if Turntable.fm and maybe even Amazon are involved as well. The idea for the initial version of the product is all based around listening, but the roadmap is said to be larger.
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