Waze Apple refuses to acquire

Waze Apple refuses to acquire

Waze application resist the wishes of AppleEmerged over the past week some rumors and some reports interesting reports that Apple intends to enter into negotiations to acquire the application emerging Waze, but today there have been some reports from the site technical TechCrunch stating that already was Apple plans to takeover the company emerging Waze but the latter refused to politely offer made by AppleIt all began when he published a site technical Israeli report an interesting, and which was confirmed after that site technical TechCrunch reported that Apple had submitted a bid worth financial approximately U.S. $ 500 million for the company developed for the application of Waze, and it should be noted that Apple made this big show for the company Waze the aim of integrating the services of this application in the Apple maps on the IOS system 6, which suffers from several technical problemsThe data issued from the site TechCrunch that the company Waze holding out for $ 750 million in order to abandon the application Waze for Apple, and pointed to other sources, the company's value was estimated at U.S. $ 200 million in round funding years, but Almssttmaren existing company aiming to get the largest possible price through this transaction and the nearly 1 billion U.S. dollarsWaze refuses the offer by the U.S. company Apple, at least for the time being, but it should be noted that negotiations are still ongoing between the two companies, but this is likely to hear in the near future for news on Apple takeover application WazeSome sources close to the site technical The Next Web reported that the company Waze received several offers to acquire it last year, but the company rejected all these offers because they want to build something great is able to compete with services such as the famous Google Maps and not to look for quick exit, and noted the same Sources for The Next Web site that the company Waze has during the past few months have held closed-door meetings to discuss the future of the company, and to highlight the company's desire to build and strengthen their services better than the current form