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Change Your Facebook Profile Layout With PageRage

The recent Facebook design update has generated a lot of negative feedback from users who do not like the new layouts. If you are one of the people who did not like the new Layout, PageRage provides the much needed option to change the look and feel of your profile page with tons of new [...]
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Facebook Unveils New Home Page ReDesign – Gets Ready to Offer Free E-mail

Facebook has unveiled yet another home page redesign and are getting ready to launch a new email service for all Facebook users. Read More | Tweet This

Facebook Toolbar Now Available For IE and Firefox in 16 Languages

The new Facebook Toolbar is available for Firefox and Internet Explorer in 16 International languages and some rich features. It can be used to quickly visit the common sections of your profile, share links, upload photos and much more. Read More | Tweet This

Facebook Joins Sponsor List for Apache Software Foundation

Facebook is the newest to join the list of Apache Software Foundation sponsors. These sponsors offer extensive help in organising events, expanding to a wider reach and facilitate daily running of the foundation smoothly. Read More | Tweet This

Interview of Compromise: Facebook Employee Reveals All Internal Secrets

Facebook's scandalous handling of privacy issues has just escalated in the light of an employee stating that there was a master password in employ which could be (and was) used to log in as anyone. Not only that, Facebook's servers track the user's every move, right down to the messages sent and received and their contents - all accessible to the engineers. Read on to find more about the amount of privacy misuse from within Facebook. Read More | Tweet This

Facebook: 260 Billion Page Views Per Month and Other Stats

Facebook is reported to serve around 260 Billion page views per month, a number which is 11 times more than MySpace and 59 times more than Twitter. Read More | Tweet This