Facebook Sends Invites For Mysterious Event

Facebook has invited media to its Menlo Park, California headquarters for a mystery event that will see the unveiling of a new product/service.

Although founder and current CEO Mark Zuckerberg previously denied the existence of a Facebook smartphone, a HTC device named the Opera UL has been rumored as the first device powered by the social network.

He did, however, confirm the company's plan to launch a search engine, referring to the site's users conducting over 1 billion searches on a daily basis, with a team currently developing the service.

Facebook may also use the event as an opportunity to announce the rumored purchase of WhatsApp, which sends over a quarter of a trillion messages per month.

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  • maigo
    Is it tracking chips? I bet it's tracking chips.
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  • mrmaia
    They're announcing the billionth spam account. Or it could be to say that their stocks hit the record low. Or a new privacy raping feature, or whatever.
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  • hedwar2011
    Is he finally declaring he's the self-proclaimed ruler of the universe? Kind of reminds me of an episode of Pinky and the Brain from when I was a kid.
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  • JamesSneed
    Pinky: Gee, Brain. What are we going to do tonight?
    The Brain: The same thing we do every night, Pinky. Try to take over the world.
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  • tirvon
    *Snarf* How we gonna do that Brain?
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  • wlachan
    And before you know it, everyone who walked pass that door, would have their IR see-through photos going public with implied consent.
    Reply
  • wlachan
    Before you know it, everyone passed that door would have their IR see-through photos going public with implied consent.
    Reply
  • wlachan
    Before you know it, everyone passed that door would have their IR see-through photos going public with implied consent.
    Reply
  • wlachan
    Before you know it, everyone passed that door would have their IR see-through photos going public with implied consent.
    Reply