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我要评论Facebook will soon kick off one of its biggest events of the year: its annual F8 developer conference. In addition to the annual updates on the number of users across platforms, the company is expected to comment on social VR, the battle against "false news" and more.
SEE ALSO:5 questions we want Facebook to answer at F8Mark Zuckerberg's keynote will kick off beginning at 10 a.m. PT Tuesday when he is scheduled to take the stage at San Jose McEnery Convention Center. Zuck has also been posting a series of selfies documenting his updates on the F8 keynote.
Here's how to follow along:
You can watch Facebook's official livestream here and keep up with the official event page here.
Mashable's Kerry Flynn, Karissa Bell and Jack Morse will be sharing updates live before, after and during the event.
You can follow them on our Twitter account @MashableTech and our Facebook Pages at Mashable and Mashable Tech.
We're also expecting to hear more about the future of M, bots and Messenger and hopefully updates from Facebook's mysterious Building 8 hardware division. Stay tuned!
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