Facebook seems to be all geared up to close yet another billion-dollar acquisition deal in an attempt to strengthen its mobile platform. The social media giant is in talks to buy the GPS company Waze for $800 million to $1 billion, Israeli daily newspaper Calcalist reports. The negotiations between the social network and the Israeli [...]

Apple does not allow third-party apps to mess around with its interface like the way Google allows Android developers to do, which is why Facebook will be releasing an update to its Facebook for iOS app that features Facebook Home’s popular feature Chat Heads.

Facebook announced “Home” a new Android launcher that lets you “connect” with your friends by putting them in the heart of your phone. Connecting with friends is good, but staying connected 24/7 is something that I don’t want.

The all new Facebook Home launcher is finally available for download on Google’s Play Store. The official Facebook Home Android launcher is currently being rolled out to all regions on Play Store. If you don’t see the app yet, you’ll just have to wait for a few more hours.

For those Facebook addicts who no longer wish to wait and are eager to play around with Facebook Home can now download the leaked version of it, pulled from a pre-release HTC First ROM.

After the announcement of “Home” for Android, Facebook’s stock shot up by more than 3 percent, rising above $27 a share for the first time ever since mid-March.

Today, Facebook announced Home, a new launcher that integrates Facebook deeply into Android and turns your phone into a “social” device. With today’s announcement, the question strikes whether the new Facebook Home launcher will have ads or not?

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced “Home”, a new Android launcher that will turn your Android device into a “social” phone. Home will be available for free download on Google Play Store starting April 12.

HTC and Facebook recently announced the new HTC First smartphone. It is the first device that has been optimized for Facebook Home.

All eyes are on tomorrow’s mysterious event in which Facebook is all set to launch a specialized Android phone at its headquarters. Here are some of the leaked photos of what we might see tomorrow at the launch event.

Last week, Facebook teased the tech community with a mysterious invite to “Come see our new home on Android” event, which is scheduled for tomorrow (no, it’s not an April fool prank) at its headquarters. There have been some clues and information about what the event is all about.

Rumors about Facebook Phone are back again, however, this time they might be true. With Facebook holding an event on April 4 at its headquarters, inviting the media to “come see our new home on Android,” the question still remains: Does anyone need a Facebook phone and does it actually make any sense?

The social networking giant Facebook continues to experiment and add new features to the site. It appears that the company is testing a new compose button next to the user’s profile picture and name on the blue navigation bar on the top.

Facebook has sent out invites to media and bloggers to an event on April 4 at its place in Menlo Park, California. It is unclear what the event is going to showcase, however, the email invite reveals that the company will be showing off its “new home on Android.”

Less than a week after rolling out a brand new News Feed design, Facebook has now announced a new update for its Timeline, which features a simplified layout and redesigned sections for things that ‘users care about’.