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Facebook: diving market continues

The beginnings of Facebook stock market are not happy. Between "Liker" content and buy stocks ... the music is not the same. Facebook has made its first steps on the Nasdaq last Friday with an IPO price of $ 38 per share and 421 million shares placed on the market. The action closed at 38.23 dollars Facebook. Monday, for the second trading day, the way Facebook has opened at 36.66 dollars to 34.03 dollars to complete. The third day was not improved since Tuesday, as Facebook has done $ 31. Tuesday, Facebook has benefited from a less favorable climate that Monday since the Nasdaq technology stocks have generally declined. Remains at $ 31, the action Facebook has lost 18.42% of its value since its introduction. First announced at $ 104 billion, valuing Facebook has lost more than $ 19 billion as estimated by Reuters who is also the echo of a controversy. The three major banks behind the IPO of Facebook have lowered their forecasts on the prospects of Facebook before it i

E3 2012: New Super Mario Bros. 2, the first video on Nintendo 3DS

Announced in good and due form in April , New Super Mario Bros. 2 is as a result of the extended flap a few years ago on Nintendo DS . For the occasion , this episode will be designed for 3DS , allowing a more advanced graphic design and a more feature-rich gameplay . The Japanese automaker took the hype about the show at E3 for the first broadcast a video of this episode , highlighting the phases of play we will note of course the return of the transformation Tanuki - to steal a few moments - and other more unusual powers : transforming one 's head to block our hero piece , the other gold making , thus breaking a large number of blocks to collect the golden rings . New Super Mario Bros. 2 is dated to August 2012 in Europe , exclusively for Nintendo 3DS .

Is this our version of the Lumia 900 ?

The latest handset from the blossoming Nokia and Windows Phone partnership has been leaked, with the Lumia 910 appearing on a Dutch retailer's website. The as-yet-unannounced Nokia Lumia 910 looks to be practically identical to the Lumia 900 recently announced for US market, exclusively on the AT&T network. The only difference between the 900 and the 910, according to the Dutch site Typhone.com appears to be an upgrade to the camera. The listing claims that the device boasts a 12-megapixel camera, rather than the 8-megapixel offering served-up by the Lumia 910.

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