Apple BLESSES Yelp and 3 Social Media Stocks Traders are Targeting Now

Facebook, Inc.‘s (NASDAQ:FB) development of .facebook e-mails for its more than 900M users is becoming a PR nightmare. Not only are a lot of users mad these addresses are now their default e-mail options, but there are also complaints that e-mails are being lost, even not showing up in Facebook messages inboxes. Facebook is crediting these complaints to user “confusion.”

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Pandora Media, Inc. (NYSE:P) has been upgraded by Raymond James after its survey showed the company is competitively positioned and based pm predictions for growing mobile revenues. Price target is $14, with shares trading down $0.22 (2.02%) lately at $10.65.

Zynga, Inc.‘s (NASDAQ:ZNGA) Austin location is the company’s biggest satellite branch in the U.S., with around 215 in that location plus plans to add 20 more by the end of 2012. Shares of Zynga traded up $0.09 (1.65%) recently at $5.53.

Yelp, Inc. (NYSE:YELP) integration is planned by Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) in its new Maps application in iOS 6. This will allow users to check into different locations and businesses directly via the Yelp service on the Maps app, without having to open the Yelp app. This could drive a notable increase in engagement and check-in activity on Yelp after the integration, given the big iOS user base and the notably higher average internet and app usage among them. Shares of Yelp traded up $0.62 (2.73%) lately at $23.35.

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