Facebook Engineer Behind ‘Presence’ Is Turning The Concept Into A Standalone Company
One of the geeky, cute contraptions of the early Facebook days was a web-enabled beer keg at company headquarters. Whenever an employee swiped their RFID badge on it, a camera would snap a photo of them pouring a beer and post a status update to Facebook. Whenever it ran low on beer, the keg would post pictures of BevMo to Facebook as a desperate refill reminder. Even though Facebook’s beer keg world domination plans never played out, the technology behind the keg, called Presence, may still show up in the...
Published By: Tech Crunch - Tuesday, 1 May, 2012
- Older News
Vote!
How Facebook Has Changed Since Going Public 1 Year Ago Mashable (Yesterday) - "Facebook was not originally created to be a company," CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote in his...
Vote!
Going Public Made Facebook a Much Better Company Mashable (Yesterday) - It's easy to forget how sky-high expectations were for the Facebook IPO. The day...
Vote! EA Sports software engineer slams Wii U on Twitter N4G (Yesterday) - EA Sports senior software engineer Bob Summerwill calls the Wii U "crap", "Less powerful than...

