While Facebook crushes the competition as far as social media networking is concerned, it still has some flaws. Here I have listed my top annoyances with Facebook.

A new report suggests that Facebook is being used as evidence in one-third of divorce cases in the UK.

According to a public post by Paul Allen, who claims himself as the “unofficial Google+ statistician”, the newly launched social networking site, Google+, in competition with Facebook, will have nearly 400 million users by the end of 2012.

Some good news for Facebook addicts who always wondered whether it is possible to use the profile photo of anyone as an emoticon in a Facebook chat message. The answer is a clear “Yes”, even for people you aren’t friends with.

Facebook has compiled a list of the most popular games played on its network in 2011. It was expected that CityVille by Zynga would top the list, but it is quite surprising to see that CityVille has been ranked third, while Gardens of Time by Playdom topped the list, followed by The Sims Social by EA in the second position.

Google has just announced a list of new improvements and changes for its Google+ social network. Google Plus Engineer, David, says that the Google Plus team have been closely going through all the feedback provided by its users on the network, and these new improvements are the most highly requested features by the users.

Do you see Christmas offers or free giveaway posts on Facebook? Have you come across your friends updating their Timeline with Christmas discounts and gift vouchers? Beware. They are likely to be scam messages, which could cause a threat to your computer, or might exploit your personal details.

Earlier this week, Facebook rolled out its new Timeline feature to all 800 million users on its network. Although the new profile layout offers new and interesting features, some users on Facebook are finding it too complicated and cluttered with the advertisements and news ticker on the right hand side. Annoyed users are dreadfully finding ways to disable and get rid of the Timeline feature.

Facebook threatens to sue Mark Zuckerberg. Well, not the real Mark Zuckerberg who is the co-founder and CEO of Facebook. I’m actually talking about an Israeli entrepreneur named Rotem Guez who has legally changed his name to Mark Zuckerberg on December 7, 2011.

After the worldwide release of Timeline yesterday, Facebook has now made an announcement that the new profile layout is available on both the mobile web (m.facebook.com) and the Android Facebook app, which can be downloaded from the Android Market.

The wait is finally over. After three months of long delay (and trademark issues), Facebook has finally rolled its new profile to all users on its network. Facebook announced this news in a blog post a few hours ago.

After having launched the new version of Facebook Messages, users on Facebook failed to notice the feature – “Other” Messages – which was released along with the messaging system. The “Other” folder (sub-folder under Messages) basically contains those messages that aren’t important, and are mostly sent by those people who are not there in your friends list. Sources indicate that Facebook automatically sends “spammy” messages to this folder and acts more like a “Spam” folder.

Google today announced a new feature called “Find My Face” on its slow growing social networking site, Google Plus, making it easier for users to tag people through the facial recognition technology.

Facebook announced the subscribe feature with which users can “subscribe” to anyone’s Facebook posts and read them, if that particular user has enabled subscriptions. In a similar fashion, Facebook announced that the “Subscribe” button can now be integrated on websites and blogs, which works similarly to the subscribe option present on Facebook.

Facebook in a fight back against Timelines.com, which sued the social networking giant for having used the term “timeline” for its upcoming new profile, has stated that the word (timeline) is simply descriptive and a commonly used word.