1st App for Inauguration, & tech

The Facebook mystery meeting took place yesterday, and the big announcement turned out to be a new search feature. It's called 'graph search'.

Users can use its internal search engine to find specific information about their friends -- where they go, what they like to do, and what kind of photos they post.

So far investors aren't too impressed. But Facebook says the more it can tell advertisers about you, the more money it can make.

Google is giving kids a chance to make some money! A $30,000 college scholarship, and a $50,000 technology grant for their school, to be exact. It's for Google's 6th annual Doodle for Google competition.

You know those special Google logos you see from time-to-time on their homepage? One talented K-12 student's doodle will be chosen for this year's theme: "My Best Day Ever". They're looking for creativity. Breakdance with an alien! Build a fortress of candy! Use your best imagination!

Entry forms are at google.com/doodle4google .

The Presidential Inaugural Committee announced it's first ever smartphone app. Key information about the official Inaugural events can be at your fingertips like never before. The app features the full schedule of events, blog content, and access to official photography and video content.

The Inaugural app is available for Android, iPhones, and the iPad here .

That's your Daily Tech.