Mark Zuckerberg: Facebook is Still Innovating

(Photo : Reuters) Facebook is still innovating, said its CEO Mark Zuckerberg after pinpointing the failures of the successful social networking site.


Facebook is still innovating, explained CEO Mark Zuckerberg, after pinpointing the failures of the successful social networking site.


Despite the undeniable success of Facebook, Zuckerberg said that he and his team have experienced some failures along the way including the homemade features of the social networking site, Facebook Home and Graph Search.


Since WhatsApp, Instagram and other companies Facebook acquired have been more successful, the social networking site's ability to innovate was called into question.


In Graph Search's defense, Zuckerberg explained that it was more of a long-term investment than Facebook Home.


As a semantic search engine, Graph Search is designed to provide users with answers to their natural language queries instead of a list of links.According to Zuckerberg, modern search products have so much built in to Graph Search and it would take a five-year investment to see the benefits and the differences.


He claimed that they have done these milestones, the first of which was the ability to search over structured connections on Facebook. This ability, Zuckerberg added, was important both as a consumer product and as infrastructure being used inside the company.


Zuckerberg said that he is not worried about the next focus, which is to have searching posts not only on desktop but also on mobile, which he sees as a five-year endeavor.


The real question, according to the Facebook CEO, is the effectiveness of searching posts on mobile once post-search works, Daily Tech reported.


Prior to this, Zuckerberg has also recently expressed his interest in dismantling his $150 billion social media company.


In order to overhaul the way Facebook distributes it services, Zuckerberg started Creative Labs in 2014. With this new venture, Facebook is unbundling the big blue app.


Facebook is planning to splinter into smaller and more focused services, a strategy that has something to do with how people use mobile phones, Yahoo Finance reported.


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