Yesterday Facebook announced Timeline, a really cool and slightly creepy look at everything that has ever happened in your Facebook lifespan. It’s like a story book of your life — or at least the online, documented parts. Facebook said that Timeline would be on the way for everyone sometime in the coming weeks… which is great and … Read more →

Today at Facebook’s f8 conference in San Francisco, CEO Mark Zuckerberg took the stage to unveil the next evolution of the service. The first major change? The Profile. Zuckerberg noted that the original Profile was sort of like the last five minutes of your life. The updated Proile from 2008 extended that to show what was sort … Read more →

Facebook’s new homepage ticker is proving very unpopular with lots of users — and that’s no exaggeration. But it’s not stuck on your screen. We made some tongue-in-cheek suggestions about ways that you can kill the ticker earlier this morning, but if you’re a Google Chrome user we have some very good news: You can get rid of the darn thing completely … Read more →

This homepage ticker is going to give me a migraine. It shows if you have chat open, and if you close chat, it takes residence above the ads and everything else. Seriously, that’s too distracting. The eye is naturally drawn to movement, and Facebook has already given me attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Facebook needs to make the ticker … Read more →

This Thursday, Facebook is hosting its annual f8 conference. This event will be full of news about the world’s largest social network, but you don’t have to wait until Thursday to find out the biggest story … We’ve got it for you today! Facebook is introducing four new buttons that are going to change your life: Want. … Read more →

Facebook has redesigned the news feed (again!) and officially launched a ticker in the right-hand side of the screen. Users have been seeing both of these changes in beta test versions in recent weeks, but today they go live across the site. While the news feed and ticker can sound like duplicates of one another, the latter … Read more →