Facebook launches ‘’Home’’ to replace your Android’s homescreen: stakes and opportunities.

Following the sequence of rumors, it is now official that Facebook want to develop its own mobile devices. Pending this day today Facebook has announced new app called Facebook Home. The objective here is to replace your standard Android’s homescreen with an immersive Facebook experience featuring full-screen photos, status updates,

and notifications.

“Today we’re going to finally talk about that Facebook Phone, More accurately, we’re gonna talk about how you can turn your phone into a Facebook Phone” Mark Zuckerberg said to start the event.

Facebook Home will launches on April 12th in the US, and will be available to users of Android Jelly Bean and Ice Cream Sandwich.

 In addition every month, Facebook will release a Home update to add new features and make it accessible to new devices.

Facebook Home Program includes Partners like: AT&T, Orange, Qualcomm, HTC, Samsung, Huawei, Sony, EE, ZTE, Lenovo, and Alcatel.

HTC and AT&T will release one of the first phones with Facebook Home on it. The handset is called the HTC First. It will run on an AT&T LTE connection. You can now pre-order the HTC First at http://www.att.com/facebookhome, for $99.99.