Would you rock facebook nail polish?

You may feel like Facebook has already taken over your life, but the website has just taken their reign one step further.

According to a picture tweeted by Huffington Post editor Bianca Bosker, the social media giant sells a shade of nail polish at its Menlo Park, California, headquarters called Social Butterfly Blue, for $4.95 a bottle.

Facebook Headquters in Califonia,I wonder why its not painted in blue

While the website's logo isn't featured on the packaging, the distinctive blue is recognizable to anyone familiar with Facebook's home page.
Indeed, the 29-year-old entrepreneur explained: 'Blue is the richest color for me - I can see all of blue.'
Another possible reason behind the iconic hue is that blue has been proven to trigger certain emotions when it comes to marketing.
In a graphic published on FastCompany.com, blue is shown to elicit the sensations of trust, security and dependability.
The nail polish bottles, which can only be purchased at the Facebook campus, are adorned with tiny butterflies.

Mark Zuckerberg Facebook Page: Hacked!

Nothing is supposed to show up on your Facebook Wall unless it's posted by you or your friends, but it can happen, as Khalil Shreateh just proved. By posting on Mark Zuckerberg's wall. Shreateh, a security

researcher from Palestine, first reported the bug to Facebook, which pays people to report such things rather than sell them on the black market. But, instead of fixing the bug and paying the researcher the $500+ fee,

DEREK MEDINA SHOT HIS WIFE DEAD AND SEND PICTURE AND POST ON FACEBOOK

 Derek Medina, 31, turrned himself in to police after confessing to murder on facebook and to his father, the body of his 26yr old wife Jennifer Alfonso was found in their Miami Home, the couples 10yr old daughter was also found but not harmed.It was reported on Thursday morning that Derek walked in to the police station and turned himself in confessing that he had shot his wife following a domestic dispute. According to what Derek told his father,he said he and his wife had a big fight  and next thing she picked up a knife and he shot her,his father drove him to the police station where he turned himself in,before the incident his father also admitted that the couples relationship has been rocky for sometime now, the two got a divorce after three years of marriage but they tied the knot last year.

DEREK AND JENNIFER

Now Facebook WILL allow under-13s access in bid to boost revenue – but says parents can decide who their kids 'friend'

Facebook is planning to let children under the age of 13 sign up for the first time, despite privacy concerns and parents’ worries.
The social network wants to introduce parental controls so youngsters can join when they are old enough to work a mouse.
One option being considered is a filter so parents can decide who children can ‘friend’ and which applications they can use.

Blocked: Currently, users must vouch that they are 13 or older to sign up for the website... but some 7.5 million young children lie about their age and log on anyway

34yr old NIGERIAN ARRESTED IN THAILAND FOR DUPING A HUSBAND SEARCHING WOMAN VIA FACEBOOK

The arrest of Nigerian Smith Nnamadi, 34, at a Bangkok department store, came after a woman, whose name was withheld, complained to police that he had allegedly lured her to send him money under false pretences. The woman claimed that she knew the suspect via Facebook under name of Joe Henry, a British. They became lovers and Nnamadi proposed marriage after chatting via the network for two months.

Pictured: Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan look miserable on their honeymoon in Rome (maybe they are thinking about his lost billions in botched Facebook IPO)

With their long faces and blank expressions, Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan do not look like a couple enjoying their honeymoon in the Eternal City of Rome.

Settling down for a meal surrounded by other diners in the heart of the Italian capital, the Facebook CEO seems to be staring straight past his new bride while she looks right past the multi-billionaire and at the floor.

Maybe the couple are preoccupied with the disastrous floatation of Facebook onto the stock market which has seen the social networking giant lose billions of dollars off its initial listing price.

Why the long faces?: Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan look awkward as they eat on their honeymoon in Rome

Honeymooning in the Italian capital, Zuckerberg and Chan have been spotted around Rome by keen eyed locals and their movements have been posted not onto Facebook, but on Twitter.
So far the couple have taken in The Vatican's Sistine Chapel, the Spanish Steps and eaten at Pierluigi restaurant which has been an institution in Rome since 1938.

Facebook bride: Father of Zuckerberg's new wife was Asian refugee who worked 18-hour days in Chinese takeaway

• Priscilla Chan was mainly raised by her grandmother because parents Dennis and Yvonne worked such grueling hours at their Boston restaurant
• Her science teachers says she was determined and bright pupil who was aiming for Harvard when she was just 13

When Priscilla Chan married her long-time boyfriend, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, last weekend she looked every inch the fairytale bride.
In a stunning full-length white gown, 27-year-old Priscilla smiled serenely as she exchanged vows with Zuckerberg, 28, worth an astonishing £12 billion, in a surprise ceremony.
Her transformation into the wife of the world's youngest billionaire, however, is more remarkable than it may seem.
For Priscilla is the child of a Chinese-Vietnamese father who arrived in America with his family in the Seventies after spending time in a refugee camp.

 Billionaire bride: Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg wed Priscilla Chan last weekend in California

Facebook set to lift ban on under-13s joining social network site

Facebook looks set to relax a ban on children using its site in a move that could see millions more sign up.
A senior employee of the company said the decision to lift the restriction could come about after admitting a large number of under 13-year-olds join up anyway.
The announcement follows Facebook's floatation on the stock market for a price of $38 a share - a valuation that puts the company's worth at over $100billion.

If Facebook's plan goes ahead, children could soon be signing up in droves to use the social networking site

If the decision to lift the ban is implemented, a flood of new users are likely to sign up to the site.

Facebook CEO,Mark Zuckerberg Marries Longtime Girlfriend Priscilla Chan

Mark Zuckerberg wasted no time changing his relationship status on Facebook.

The Facebook split: Indian woman files for divorce after husband failed to change his relationship status to married

An Indian woman is filing for divorce after her husband failed to change his relationship status to married on social network site Facebook.
The 28-year-old has already approached the family court seeking divorce saying that she can not trust him after her failed to announce their marriage on the website.
The Telugu couple had an arranged marriage just two months ago and the case was filed in the jurisdiction of an Aurangabad court where the women is thought to live.

Breakdown: An Indian woman has filed for divorce saying she cannot trust her husband, after he neglected to update his relationship status on Facebook

The Facebook deal worth $100billion that will make Bono the world's richest rock star (but at what cost to your privacy?)

Hugging a hoodie has always been a risky business, but never before have the stakes been so high.
Tomorrow, Wall Street will invite the world to buy shares in Facebook and take what is expected to be a $104 billion gamble on its guiding light, Mark Zuckerberg, a hoodie-wearing 28-year-old who, only a few years ago, gave out business cards that read: ‘I’m CEO, b*tch’.
It’s no wonder, then, that Friday’s stock market launch - or initial public offering (IPO) - of the internet’s most popular social network has evoked almost as many shivers of fear in the business world as it has gasps of excitement.
Zuckerberg, a dentist’s son who created his original networking site in a single night from his dorm room at Harvard just eight years ago, will ring the opening bell on New York’s NASDAQ exchange tomorrow. 

Elevation: The IPO will make Bono the richest pop star in the world. But the move to place Facebook on the stock market has has evoked almost as many shivers of fear in the business world as it has gasps of excitement

FACEBOOK CEO MARK ZUCKERBERG TURNS 28 TODAY

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 He famously wears a hoodie, jeans and sneakers, and he was born the year Apple introduced the Macintosh. But Mark Zuckerberg is no boy-CEO.

Facebook’s chief executive turned 28 on Monday, setting in motion the social network’s biggest week ever. The company is expected to start selling stock to the public for the first time and begin trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Friday. The IPO could value Facebook at nearly $100 billion, making it worth more than such iconic companies as Disney, Ford and Kraft Foods.

Yahoo! dumps CEO over resume flaws

Yahoo! announced Sunday that Ross Levinsohn will temporarily replace chief executive Scott Thompson, who has stepped down in the face of controversy about his allegedly inflated resume.
The California-based company, in a compromise with activist investor Daniel Loeb, said Fred Amoroso would take charge of the board of directors as the struggling Internet pioneer seeks its sixth new chief in as many years.
“Yahoo! has been struggling over recent years and this new incident only makes matters worse for the company,” said technology industry analyst Jeff Kagan.
“Yahoo! rode the wave up during the last decade, but during the last several years has crossed over the top and has been heading down the other side.”
The changes are part of a settlement with Loeb’s hedge fund Third Point, which is waging a proxy battle at the Sunnyvale, California-based firm.