Yelp is a service that allows us to evaluate establishments and restaurants in various countries and learn from our iPhones, more about them. A few days ago the CEO of Yelp was a successful application statements regarding a telephone conversation he had with Steve Jobs and know before. Google made an offer to buy Yelp and Steve Jobs wanted to prevent this acquisition happen.
In 2010, the CEO of Yelp, Jeremy Stoppelman, received a personal call from Steve Jobs, who advised him not to sell to Google and Yelp "to remain independent." Stoppelman already had doubts about the possible sale to the search engine after call from Jobs eventually rejected the option. Why Jobs personally get involved in a case like this?
In iPhone OS 6.0 we have obtained the answer to this question. It seems that Apple guru already had in mind the option of incorporating the Yelp reviews and information on your own Maps application. A success by Steve Jobs as Apple Maps needed a provider of business information like Yelp.
More information, maps improve their appearance in the beta 2 of iPhone OS 6.0
Source- 9to5Mac
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