Facebook has acquired only push pop press, also one of the co founders, Mike Matas, who coincidentally once work for Apple. Matas was a human interface designer at Apple, and he designed a lot of what you see in the iPhone IOS and even on your Mac. What could possibly mean this for the social networking service?
ReadWriteWeb reports:
Thus began the mysterious young designer, much of the interface for the most loved device in the history of mobile developed, then began to transform matching reading in an act the future work then work on the personal environmental responsibility as Fun…is now deactivate the light in your home on Facebook.
The iPhone and iPad interface is one of the most intuitive mobile platforms without a doubt today. For Facebook, picking up one of this interface designer is huge for the future, if it with its own interface Matas for a good cause. The social network could iOS, Android and BlackBerry mobile applications a major facelift to get. The possibilities are nearly endless, but mostly speculative.
Matas designed the camera, photos, maps, settings and battery display for the iPhone. The iPhone at least four of them designed not with many apps and Matas. He designed also the photo app for the iPad. He designed for the Mac, time machine and photo booth. He is not Jonathan Ive, Apple design man at the top, but he is quite high-profile, no less.
Here's hoping that this means great things for Facebook Web, mobile and app versions on the user interface and design. Mark Zuckerberg was away with huge talent in its power not perhaps too far when he said that Facebook would be even greater than Apple or Google one day. We have to wait and see that.
[Via: Remote Web Workplace]
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