Facebook’s new Timeline feature is now open to everyone. The service is rolling out worldwide starting today, arriving for everyone across the globe within the next few weeks. Once you get Timeline, it’s important to note that you have just 7 days to tweak what shows up on it before it’s published on your page.

Facebook began rolling out its new Timeline feature to all users last week, and while it’s another change we must get used to, we think it’s a terrific improvement. Over the weekend, the social network also brought the feature to its iPhone app in an update that also claims to improve stability and performance. Version

The long awaited Timeline revamp for the Facebook profile has arrived, but for some odd reason the popular social networking site hasn’t exactly made it intuitive in how you turn it on. For those of you just dying to know and want to get to the nitty gritty, you need to head to http://www.facebook.com/about/timeline and after

It’s been months since Facebook first announced its new Timeline feature, which began its rollout in New Zealand on December 7. If you weren’t one of the first to get it then, you should have it now, because the social network has just announced that Timeline is now available worldwide. If you’re unfamiliar with the

Facebook is rolling out its new Timeline feature today. The first time you login to your Facebook account this morning you should get prompted to give the service a try. Time line is a more visual way of looking at your Facebook profile, resembling a magazine of sorts. You can scroll through a virtual timeline

Some of Facebook’s recent changes have been met by a torrent of criticism from those who don’t like Zuckerberg and co. messing with their favorite social network. However, one feature that people seem to be very keen on is Timeline — a new layout for your profile that looks awesome. Facebook has promised to roll

If posting a status that reads “I’m blinking my eyes right now” is not intrusive and current enough for your taste, Facebook has announced its integration with a Live ticker panel. This means that people can know what you are doing exactly when you are doing it via a live ticker feed that updates in

Consider it a digital scrapbook with the ability to customize who you share it with and receive comments from others. But isn’t that what Facebook already is? Not quite, according to what we saw at the Facebook F8 Developer’s Conference today. Mark Zuckerberg was giddier than a Kindergartner on Pixi Stix as he showcased Facebook’s latest flagship feature.

Love him or hate him, there’s one thing most people can agree on: Steve Jobs has been one of the most interesting figures in consumer technology. So now that the once-and-former Apple honcho is exiting stage left, let’s take a look at some highlights (and a few lowlights) of the man who turned a black

After Sony’s online gaming service, the PlayStation Network, was pushed online after 25 days of silence, gamers rejoiced, syncing their trophies and checking in on their friends. The service was taken down because of an illegal breach that compromised the personal data of almost eighty million gamers. What happened while the PlayStation Network was down?