Facebook won’t start selling at the opening bell today on Wall Street, but it won’t be long until the world will be watching what will be, by most accounts, a wildly interesting ride for this Initial Pubic Offering scheduled for today, May 18, 2012. We’ll be watching these shares once they burst out of the pen with great interest. Can Facebook keep the balls in the air? We’ll see. In the means, check out this excellent infographic. It’s got everything about the Facebook IPO, the biggest IPO in Internet history. Oh, yeah. It’s Facebook IPO day. 
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It’s The Report with Dan Patterson and Gina Smith. Daily tech news for May 3, 2012. Our senior editor and resident Android geek Seth Heringer guests. Steve Wozniak tells Gina Smith, Todd Moore and Dan Patterson why he thinks the latest Windows 7 Mango makes his Nokia Lumia smartphone “beautiful and amazingly designed.” Here are some of the behind-the-scenes photos we shot. It’s anewdomain! Special thanks to @sethsokolow for turning me on to this graphic — it’s social media explained in donuts. Here’s what is headlining the tech news for us here at aNewDomain.net. CISPA, Adobe’s unveiling today of its CS6 and Creative Cloud, Nokia’s 808 PureView 41mp cam equipped Symbian smartphone and its terrible quarterly financial results — and Intel’s Ivy Bridge unveiling. Check out the news as we round it up and roll it out — geekwise — right here.
Apple iPhone Liquid Metal, Google, Facebook IPO, CISPA: Leo Laporte and This Week in Tech. On this episode, Om Malik, Dwight Silverman and Justin Robert Young join up … Google+ made some significant changes to its interface and controls recently. I’ve collected some of the best tips for optimizing Google + for search, visibility, privacy and more. And if you want to be published at aNewDomain.net, step right up. Send in your ideas for optimizing Google + here.
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