Tim Cook says that "Facebook and Apple together could do more"

Last week was held at the Cupertino headquarters a meeting of shareholders of Apple and its executive committee. Tim Cook chaired the meeting, a special occasion in which he also held the most successful quarter in the history of Apple. During the event, Tim Cook offered to answer some questions about the direction the company will take in the coming months.

One of the first questions revolved around the integration of Facebook in IOS. After the success we're having Twitter, it's strange that Apple has not yet taken the step to offer the same integration with the social network in the world. Tim Cook did not provide a direct answer on whether this integration will take place in a future version of IOS:

"We do a lot of things with Facebook, our users use Facebook constantly. I always thought that the two companies together could do more. "

Moreover, Tim Cook acknowledged that at present do not yet know what Apple will invest all the cash you have and said that "the executive committee is considering various options and choose those that best suit the company."

Finally, Tim Cook flatly denied the possibility that Apple may be interested in buying a record label: "We are dedicated to selling benefits mainly device." With this statement ended question time with the Apple CEO Tim Cook.

Source: 9to5Mac