It’s also critical to the future of Facebook’s bottom line because when you search for something, you’re showing purchase intent. Search could help Facebook apply the information to help users. Mark Zuckerberg explained at TechCrunch Disrupt that Facebook already had a team working on search, and that it’s uniquely suited to answer questions like “What’s a good sushi restaurant in San Francisco?” by using data about your friends. Facebook Search - For Businesses, Posts, And People But right now there are cracks in the infrastructure, business deficiencies, and huge opportunities to apply its data set that need to be taken care of. Facebook should definitely still be trying to blow people away with revolutionary innovation. What this list doesn’t include is wildly forward-thinking products. Even if none of them hit the stage on Tuesday, they probably will eventually, and the list offers a deep look at what Facebook could improve right now. We’ve heard tips that some of these are already in development and may be released soon, while the rest could fill big holes in Facebook. Here are nine things I think it may be working on, or at least should be.

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