Image via Geek.com[/caption]Facebook and Google are not on speaking terms with each anymore, said by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerburg on Saturday. This has put the leading two web giants in opposite direction after Zuckerburg’s claim at Silicon Valley playground spat, during the quarterly earning call of the company.
He said:
"Our relationship with Google isn't one where the companies really talk."
This shows that Facebook and Google’s hasn’t got any reason to talk but it is clearly not possibly and true because Facey’s desperate need to own the mobile space, part which has been occupied by Google.
The thing now is what made Facebook CEO to utter such words? Remember that Facebook launched graph search engine few weeks ago, this graph search engine let the users to search for connections, places, and photos on Facebook just like usual phrasal search on Google. This coming innovation of Facebook could be the one reason of Zuckerburg statement.
Also Google CEO Larry Page slamming Faceboook, “doing a really bad job on their products” could be the reason of this rift.
Zuckerburg further claimed he was happy with the partnership with the other web giant and that Facebook is enjoying with Google's arch-nemesis Apple, but clearly that was to cool down and to juxtapose the situation.
We are not saying that Facebook is keeping themselves away with the joint hands of Google and Apple, but we know what would be the other place and with whom Facebook is going to sleepover.
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