“Developers can’t wait for iOS 6 and Facebook to show up on Apple’s mobile devices,” Roger Cheng reports for CNET.
“That’s according to Matt Gillis, who spent much of last week chatting with developers at Apple’s WWDC event,” Cheng reports. “As the head of global monetization for mobile advertising company Millennial Media, he’s tapped into the developer community.”
Cheng reports, “The key verdict from WWDC: a lot of excitement over the closer integration between Apple and Facebook. Developers are licking their chops waiting to tie their apps into Facebook, allowing the apps to show up in news feeds and eventually solving the problem of getting them in front of new users.”
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