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mario armstrong, hln's digital lifestyle expert joining me now from baltimore.ario. >> good morning. how are you? facebook did drop flat. it did drop flat. >> yeah. it wasn't great. but how exactly hayes facebook been making money in the first place? and will the site change? i mean, i think a lot of people are wondering what's going to happen to my page now that they've gone public. >> right. absolutely it will because now they have much more scrutiny on them. they have investors they have to now account for. they have to make money and they have to show steps that are going to continue to do that. how much will that change the facebook experience everyone has kind of grown up knowing over the years. certainly we'll have some changes. i'll touch on those in a bit. to answer your direct question they make money mostly through ads. that's the lion's share of how facebook makes their revenue. when you look at it just last quarter $872 million is what facebook brought in. when you compare that to someone like google who in the same quarter brought in $9 billion you

digital lifestyle expert mario armstrong breaks it down. good morning everyone. i'm randi kaye. it is 8:00. thanks for waking up with us. let's get you caught up on some of the news. we start with a glitch in the space plan. >> three, two, one, zero. and lift off. we've had a cut off. >> that is the dragon spacecraft on the launch pad at cape canaveral but it did not get off the ground. john, take us through what happened here. what went wrong? >> well, the future is on hold, isn't it, randi? who said space flight was easy and rocket science was easy? not you, not me of course. i think the people at space x are certainly finding that out first hand. what happened was the falcon 9 rocket with the dragon spacecraft on top, the falcon 9 has nine main engines. one of those nine, engine five, right before lift off, had what they call a chamber pressure issue where the pressure was going up too fast, too high. and the computer system immediately shut the whole thing down. so at 0.5 seconds before what would have been lift off the entire system was automatically shut down. now what's n

earlier i talked with our expert mario armstrong. >> a lot of people are going to be traveling this holidaye don't want people to lose their devices or have them stolen. iphone touch, you can use that. on the android you can use something called "where's my droid." what these apps enable you to do is locate it. i use mood ipad to locate my iphone so i can see on a map where my iphone is at at any given time. i can lock it down, wipe the data, send a message to the phone to let the person know, i'll give you a reward. >> i'm impressed by that. you mentioned you can lock your device down. how so? >> think people should take some preventive tips. lock their devices down with a pin code. everyone doesn't do this and it drives me nuts. my brother doesn't do this. several people in my family are starting to get it. put a numeric pin code on it. i will tell you this, that pin code can be broken. i have found out that there's no software available. people can jail break, quote/unquote, to get into the foams. so it's not totally full proof but for most people it will prevent them. >> i lost my pin c

hln's digital lifestyle expert mario armstrong joining me from baltimore this morning. ing, mario. >> good morning, randi. how are you? >> i'm well, thank you. let's first talk about the apps that can help you recover your phone if it's stolen. i saw one when i got my iphone, it's something like find my iphone? >> yes. that's right. that's the name of the one for on the iphone. even for the ipad, as well, or itouch. so a lot of people are going to be traveling this holiday weekend, randi. we don't want people to lose their devices, or have them stolen. so you can use that. on the android you can use something called where's my droid. essentially what these apps enable you to do is to be able to locate them. for example, i just used my ipad to locate my iphone. so i can see on a map where my iphone is tilely located is any given time. i can lock it down. i can wipe the data. i can even send a message to the phone to let the person know hey, i'll give you a reward if it's found. >> that is pretty good. i'm impressed by that. but you mentioned you can lock your device down.