The competition between Facebook and Google has been intense ever since
Google+ was launched to curb Facebook's popularity in social
networking. Now, in order to maintain the lead on the internet,
Facebook is planning to diversify its functions and is reportedly
reshaping its search functionality to compete with Google.
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What could have prompted the move was the social
networking site users jumping off to Google for browsing other
information Google+ users offer.
According to reports, Facebook developers, led by
former Google engineer Lars Rasmussen, are working on Facebook search
engine, which would enable easy browsing of Facebook status, images,
messages and wall posts.
Citing unnamed sources, a report in
Bloomberg Business week said the project aims to enable users to more
easily search Facebook's status updates, posted articles, pictures and
videos.
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