There is a new scam message that is spreading like wildfire on Facebook. The new scam is a Facebook app that asks users to install it in order to check as to which celebrity the user resembles to. This is a rouge application and a survey scam, which could gather your personal information and misuse it.

A new version of the Ice IX malware has been identified that attempts to trick Facebook users to enter their credit card, debit card, and/or social security numbers while they try to access their Facebook accounts. The threat has been identified by security research firm Trusteer and has warned users on Facebook not to provide any financial or personal details when logging in to Facebook.

A picture of a child with an injured face along with a poem about a child murdered by a father has been circulating around the Web and the social media giant Facebook. The image is used to show that the child was abused by its father and brutally injured. Users are asked to share the post with friends and spread the message that they are against child abuse.

Sharing posts to Facebook via Tumblr is now a “billion times” easier as Tumblr has announced its integration with Facebook Timeline. Now, Tumblr posts will appear on your Facebook Timeline, News Feed and Ticker when you chose to “send to Facebook.” This will also include Tumblr likes and replies, which will automatically appear on Facebook as well.

A new Facebook survey scam has made its way the social networking website. The scam contains a link, which will lead the user to a fake Facebook page and eventually ask the user to take online surveys.

A teacher named Kimberly Hester has been reportedly suspended from Frank Squires Elementary School in Cassopolis, Michigan after she denied to give her Facebook credentials requested by the administration of the school. It is said that Hester posted a picture (last year) of a co-worker’s pants down around her ankles. Only the co-worker’s pants and shoes are visible in the photo.

There is a false message spreading across social media sites including Facebook, stating that the Christian Pastor, Youcef Nadarkhani, has been executed in Iran. The protest message claims the death of the pastor and asks the church and the Government authorities as to why they have not raised any international outcry about the pastor’s death.

A new scam message has been circulating around the social networking site Facebook, where it promises to giveaway free handbags and wallets for free from the brand Coach. Currently, there is no such giveaway or free offers from Coach. This is simply a scam message that spammers are trying to spread on Facebook.

Just imagine how ridiculous it would be when you’re at a job interview and the interviewer puts a request to you to share your Facebook username and password, in order to perform a check on your Facebook profile entirely. Well, this is what had happened to Justin Bassett, a New York City statistician, when he was interviewed for a new job.

Nearly one and a half years back, Facebook lost its key person, the man behind Facebook’s monetization strategies, Tim Kendall, who seamlessly helped Facebook to monetize the site particularly in the development of the ads business. Today, the same person has been hired by the slowly growing and puzzled on how to raise profits – pin board styled social photo sharing site – Pinterest, in order to help the company convert their engaged users into real money.

Yesterday we reported the new scam spreading on the social network Facebook – Get a Free Pair of Toms Shoes (Limited Time Only). Today we’re seeing a similar giveaway scam that is spreading like wildfire on Facebook. The new scam titled – “Receive 4 Free Six Flags Tickets (Limited Time Only)” is spreading with the message – “Six flags is currently giving away 4 free tickets to each Facebook user for a limited amount of time!”

The Google Plus sitemap file maintained by Google reveals that there are 195 million profile links including 25 million blank profiles. Within over a span of nearly 2 months from the disclosure of official profile count, it looks like the newly launched social networking site has increased progressively with the current (calculated) record of 170 million active users.

Adobe has released the beta version of the most eagerly awaited photo editing tool Photoshop CS6. The preview version of the upcoming PS CS6 is now available for free download on the official Adobe Labs site. The final version will go on sale later this year for $700 for new users and $200 upgrade fee for existing users.

Google is celebrating the 125th birth anniversary of the famous Spanish painter and sculptor Juan Gris by posting a cubist Google Doodle on its home page signifying the abstract art of Cubism, which was the most revolutionary art movement in the last century.

Facebook just got better! The social networking giant has just announced that the site will now allow users to upload high resolution photos and eventually enable full-viewing (full resolution) of images. Photos on Facebook will now be crisp, sharp and high quality with up to 4x larger than before. This is perhaps the best and one of the greatest photo update that Facebook has ever rolled out.