The new operating system for Apple mobile devices, Apple iOS 7 will come with many new features of which we reported at the time. But until now it comes to light the final version in the fall of this year, we can not know if there will be any more. One of those developments was not out is that Apple wants to integrate LinkedIn into the upcoming operating system, the same way we now do with Facebook and Twitter.
It seems that Apple wants to do more social your new operating system. That is why, apart from Twitter and Facebook, Apple iOS 7 will integrate the world’s most famous professional social network, LinkedIn.
9to5mac said the developer HamzaSood found a code and text strings that would point directly to the hypothesis that LinkedIn will be present in the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. Admittedly still be missing some pieces of the code so that this social network was activated and therefore in the beta version is now available for developers LinkedIn is not implemented.
A commitment to full integration
As stated above it was not until 2012 when Facebook was fully implemented in iOS. Until then, only from within the social network application and from the web page from Safari could update the status of our profile. But in 2010, Apple already had proven integration with Facebook in its beta version of Apple iOS 4, although for various reasons in the end it was implemented in the final version.
This time it seems that it is finally implemented in the final version of LinkedIn, but there can not confirm anything until Apple officially announce it. But it makes all the sense in the world. In Cupertino are not going to take forever, or so it seems, to allow of Facebook launcher as has been done in Android, but do not want to be left behind in the total social integration of their devices. That is why it seems a very good idea that LinkedIn will join Facebook and Twitter, keeping in mind that concern for seeking and finding employment is the order of the day.
