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Facebook buys developer of app that puts Facebook on featurephones
Stuart Corner
Monday, 21 March 2011 10:33
Facebook is to acquire Snaptu, developer of an app "designed to give people a great mobile experience on a broad range of feature phones."
"We soon decided that working as part of the Facebook team offered the best opportunity to keep accelerating the pace of our product development. And joining Facebook means we can make an even bigger impact on the world.
Then company said it would be "working hard to offer a richer and more advanced Facebook app on virtually every mobile phone."
Privately held Snaptu is based in London and has offices in Tel Aviv and Silicon Valley. It is backed by Sequoia and Carmel Ventures.
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