Gone are the days when you had to sign up for a dating site and possibly pay a small amount of cash as registration fee. Facebook has changed the online dating industry by becoming the top choice of love-seeking singles.
Until recently, Facebook allowed you to identify either as a ‘male’ or ‘female.’ The social network has finally expanded the list to include more gender identities, allowing you to identify yourself far more accurately.
It would appear that when it comes to user interface, there’s an alliance of sorts between Facebook and Twitter. Twitter is apparently planning to revamp its user interface, bringing it a lot closer to what Facebook looks like.
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On Feb 4 this year, Facebook turned 10 and the social network celebrated the occasion by releasing a feature called Look Back. But as many people reported that they didn’t like their Facebook Look Back video, the company decided to add an “edit” feature to it. And the good news is now you can edit your Look Back video.
For its 10th anniversary, Facebook came out with a new feature called “A Look Back” which represents your journey in Facebook from joining. However, if you don’t like your Facebook “Look Back”, no worries; very soon you’ll be able to edit it as Facebook, now is working on an edit tool.
Facebook is celebrating its 10th birthday on February 4, coming a long way from its inception to become the largest social network around. The company is celebrating the occasion with a special feature called ‘Look Back’, letting you trace your Facebook history in a video.
Blu-ray discs may sound a little obsolete but Facebook may be unwittingly reviving the optical storage format. The social network has built a storage system comprising of 10,000 Blu-ray discs, using them for ‘cold storage.’
Facebook Graph Search, which was launched last year in January, now allows users to search their friends’ photos and likes with ease. Last Wednesday, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that Facebook is going to launch a mobile version of Graph Search ‘pretty soon.’