Facebook is planning to release a completely rebuilt and much faster iPhone app next month, according to the New York Times.
One of the Facebook engineers said the new application has been built primarily using Objective-C, the programming language used to build applications for iOS. Many of the components of the current version of the Facebook app are built using HTML5, the Web-based markup language.
The NYT's Nick Bilton got a chance to see the unreleased app.
"I had the opportunity to see the as-yet unreleased iPhone application, and it is fast. Blazing fast. The two engineers I spoke with said the new application is being tested by Facebook developers and is expected to be updated this summer."
You can download Facebook from the App Store for free.
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One of the Facebook engineers said the new application has been built primarily using Objective-C, the programming language used to build applications for iOS. Many of the components of the current version of the Facebook app are built using HTML5, the Web-based markup language.
The NYT's Nick Bilton got a chance to see the unreleased app.
"I had the opportunity to see the as-yet unreleased iPhone application, and it is fast. Blazing fast. The two engineers I spoke with said the new application is being tested by Facebook developers and is expected to be updated this summer."
You can download Facebook from the App Store for free.
Read More [App Store]