Developing apps that talk to one another
Silicon Valley is working on deep linking - the technological hurdle of giving apps some sort of links that make up a Web address or URL
New York
NAVIGATING the Internet used to mean painstakingly typing the exact address that you wanted into your computer. The Web browser and the search engine simplified that, giving us the Internet that we take for granted today.
Now, across Silicon Valley, companies from tiny start-ups to titans such as Google and Facebook are trying to bring the same simplicity to smartphones by teaching apps to talk to one another.
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