Who is Omar Al-Hamawi, the Syrian who changed the course of technology in the world?

A name that many people do not know, even though its achievements accompany XNUMX% of the world's population
Omar Al-Hamwi was born in Hama
Omar Al-Hamawi immigrated to America ((California)) in the nineties due to poverty and the search for work in the diaspora
He studied computer science at the University of California and received his undergraduate degree
He created a company to share photos between mobile phone users called “Photo Shater.” The company succeeded, and the service reached millions of users, and Windows purchased the service from Omar Al-Hamwi, with a value of 120 million dollars.
Until he created the AdMob advertising company for advertisements on mobile phones, and his project was based on eliminating the idea of ​​profit from applications and programs by selling them to users, and the financial return would become for the manufacturers of programs and applications by placing advertisements on programs and applications on mobile phones and publishing programs for people for free instead of paying money for their use.
The company succeeded and invaded the World Wide Web to become the number one advertising company and compete with Google Adsense in advertising
Google rushed to bid Omar al-Hamwi to sell Google's AdMob service, and he refused, even though Google's latest offer of $450 million was made.
Apple entered the line and made offers to buy the AdMob service from Omar Al-Hamwi, and he also refused
Until Google succeeded in buying AdMob from Omar Al-Hamwi for a value of 750 million dollars, and Mr. Omar Al-Hamwi stipulated that Google to complete the deal that Google become the owner of AdMob, but Omar Al-Hamwi remains the CEO of the company and the company’s employees remain in their workplaces
Omar Al-Hamwi was not satisfied with these achievements and innovations that changed the course of technology, as he recently created a new service after AdMob
It's a Maybe Social Voting Company
And the company excelled to become the source of most western countries in bringing correct social information based on people's votes
Google, Apple and LinkedIn competed to buy Omar Al-Hamawi's Maybe company
((Simply not for Mr. Omar Al-Hamwi Al-Suri, people would have had to pay money on an application or program on the phone to use it))
Instead of paying app developers to get their app, they give you the app for free in exchange for placing ads on the app. They earn from the ads you see every day.