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In case you have not heard, Facebook (FB) goes public today and its initial public offering makes it the most valuable company at the time of its offering to ever go public. At $38 a share the company is valued at $104 billion.

While demand to own a stake in the tech giant has been much greater than any would have expected, a new AP-CNBC poll shows that 50 percent of Facebook users believe the social media network may be just a passing fad.

 

As Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) prepares to go public this Friday, it is already moving to show potential investors new monetization opportunities. Facebook Highlights is an initiative the Palo Alto, California-based social network is testing in selected geographies, whereby regular users pay so that their social updates get preferential treatment across all of their friends' news feeds.

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It seems that Google Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG), the search engine giant is tired of its dominance over the internet, that it has started making inroads in to the auto industry.

Microsoft is staging a comeback -- and, unlikely as this sounds, it's one Apple and Google should be worried about.

Yahoo said Wednesday that it will eliminate 2,000 employees, around 14% of its workforce, as new CEO Scott Thompson begins radically streamlining the company.

Zynga is moving fast to snap up one of the most buzzed-about gaming apps since "Angry Birds." The company said Wednesday it is buying OMGPop, the maker of hit game "Draw Something."

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

The PC needs saving. With Windows 8, Microsoft believes it has the magic cure.

It just might. I've been testing a consumer preview version of Windows 8 for the past week, and it's unlike anything I've ever seen in a PC operating system.

Apple Worth Half a Trillion

Posted by PersonalTech on February 29th, 2012

Apple (AAPL) crossed an amazing milestone in after-market trading yesterday, when its market capitalization exceeded $500 billion for the first time. To put this in perspective, the tech juggernaut is now more valuable than the gross domestic product of Poland, Belgium, Sweden and even Saudi Arabia.

In its first financial report as a public company, Zynga edged past analysts' expectations but posted a loss thanks to its large stock-based compensation expenses.

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