Facebook's topics on F8 spilled

Facebook app for the F8 developer conference has accidentally leaked some of the show's presentations by sending details before the event. The notice revealed which products are likely to be discussed.facebook f8

"F8: Just revealed: Parse of IoT, Messenger as a Platform, and the Teleportation Station," the message said, which several people re-published on Twitter. The two-day conference starts today Wednesday.

Parse is a Facebook development platform for creating mobile apps. The message, if it is correct, means that Facebook enters Dia of things (IoT), which aims to connect various other devices to the Web.

In recent weeks several media outlets have speculated that Facebook will turn its Messenger app into an open platform for developers. This will allow developers to create additional features that will allow να κάνουν περισσότερα από το να στείλουν απλά μηνύματα. Οι αντίπαλες εφαρμογές s, for example, allow users to play games without having to close the application.

Το σχόλιο για το χαρακτηριστικό “Teleportation Station” είναι λιγότερο σαφές. Ένα πιθανό σενάριο είναι ότι η νέα λειτουργία θα φέρει την εφαρμογή εικονικής πραγματικότητας Oculus Rift, τη startup που αγόρασε πέρυσι η εταιρεία, πιο κοντά στα μέλη του Facebοok. Το συνέδριο F8 έχει μια συνεδρία προγραμματισμένη για την Πέμπτη που ονομάζεται “Γιατί η Εικονική Πραγματικότητα θα έχει σημασία για εσάς” ή “Why Reality Will Matter To You.”

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Anyway, until tomorrow we will know everything about new emerging technologies that have been discussed.

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