Facebook gone and done some serious damage to the corporate mastercard, but thankfully, it’s getting used for greater than replacing chimneys and repairing pool liners. Zuck’s prized possession has just snapped up Push Pop Press and Beluga, with the previous being best known for creating interactive digital books, most notably gadget junkie Al Gore’s “Our Choice” book for iPad. Beluga then again, gained a lot of attention for its group messaging app built for iOS and Android. Push Pop Press co-founders (and previous Apple engineers) Mike Matas and Kimon Tsinteris were quick to assert that Facebook has no plans to publish digital books; they did confirm, however, that “the guidelines and technology behind Push Pop Press can be integrated with Facebook, giving people even richer tips on how to share their stories.” Mysterious. Could the frenzy Press Pop acquisition be the main to the fantasmical iPad app we’ve yearned for because the dawn of the hot millennium? Beluga confirmed the way forward for Facebook mobile messaging when it said, “we’re excited to construct our vision for mobile group messaging as portion of the Facebook team.” Equally mysterious. Unfortunately, no concrete details are being made available, with each site’s homepage simply confirming that It’s Complicated.
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