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Now that you have your new Facebook Timeline in place you might be wondering how to edit it and make changes. If you do not have the New Facebook Timeline, please click here for instructions on how to enable it right now. The Facebook Timeline has to do with showcasing you entire activity on Facebook from the time you joined. In fact your timeline starts with the day you were born. Facebook by default have highlighted features, photos and events that they have deemed important and they have actually actually done a pretty good job at it. How to  edit your Facebook Timeline 1. Login to Facebook 2. Click on your Name (right-hand corner) 3. Your Timeline should show-up if you have clicked on 'Publish Now' 4. There is a thin blue line that runs right through the middle of your Timeline. Hovering over that line with your mouse means your mouse get turned into a '+'sign 5. Click on the '+' to edit and you can add  6. You can add a status, photo, place or life event. ...

If you are the kind of person who gets a lot of files and is also tempted to download a lot of files from the internet. One thing you might be familiar with is that over the years there have been a lot of new file types and extensions. For those of you who are wondering what this is all about. If you download a picture file one of the popular formats are .jpg. If you are playing a YouTube video you are viewing a .flv file type for video. A lot of free software is available on the net and the applications you can download are numerous. With all the new format types there is a whole new world of extensions.  To research and find out what these file-types really mean and what kind of a application you are going to open. It is wise to first check out what it really means and what file-type it is before opening. This way suspicious files and files that might harm your pc or device can be avoided. You can use Google and enter the file name to research the extension. There is also another sim...

Image: Facebook Blog Facebook have rolled out their new Timeline feature, that adds to your profile a complete history of your time spent of Facebook. It starts with the day you were born and then the year your joined Facebook. People who look at your profile can see highlights from all your years of activity on Facebook. To read more about it, please click here . So if you have enabled the New Facebook Timeline on the web you can also do so now on your Android and other Touch phones. Timeline is not yet available on iOS devices but iPhone and iPad users can still see how it looks on their touch devices. So how does mobile timeline work on Facebook 1. Starts with your cover photo 2.  You'll see you photos, life-events and other feature stuff as it happened on Facebook. 3. Photos and other albums are horizontally swipeable 4. View multiple photos or post inline without leaving timeline 5. Swipe through views on the top of timeline to navigate maps, photos, subscriptions and more.  6...

Facebook Timeline has now been rolled out to all users. Introduced during the F8 conference, the new Facebook Timeline is a whole new way to view your public timeline. Once you activate and get the new timeline, you will be able to view all your activity in a whole new way, presented chronologically. You also get something called the activity log which enables you to features what stories and posts you want to appear on your public timeline. Facebook Timeline comes with a seven day grace period which gives you the time to review everything properly before it goes live on the site. Once you are satisfied, know that in seven days people will be able to see your timeline. So if you want the new Facebook Timeline on your Android or Mobile device please go here .  To enable, activate, start or get the new Facebook Timeline on your profile please go here , scroll all the way down and click on 'Get Timeline'. Enjoy your new Timeline and please leave feedback in the comments section be...

Google Chrome the browser from Google is now the second most popular browser after IE. This browser that brings speed to the internet has been growing in popularity and grows around you. By you people of the internet and followers of Apple know what 'iCloud' is, add an app to one device and in syncs on all your iOS devices. Google Chrome just got smart and you can do the same with your favorite browser. So no matter which PC you log on from, your favorite Apps, Extensions, Bookmarks and other settings are readily available. All this can be set-up with just a click from within your Chrome browser and you're good to go. How to  Sync your Google Chrome settings across all your devices. 1. Open Google Chrome 2. Click on the wrench icon 3. Click on 'Sign into Chrome' 4. enter email ID and password 5. Clock on 'Ok, Sync everything' 5. You're done Source: Google Chrome Blog An original post by Sociolatte

image: unroll.me Unroll.Me will help you go through your email account and present to you all the email newsletters and other services you have been subscribed to. The funny thing is that most of us sign-up for many services and then forget about it. Sometimes this is quiet deep and has been like this because we use email addresses for years and years and forget about all the various websites, apps, newsletters and other trivial stuff we have signed up for. Then we are very surprised when every month in our inbox we find newsletters and offers from services and the reason found at the bottom of these emails is that 'you have received this because you have subscribed to'. Unroll.Me will help you through all of this be going through your email Inbox and searching for all your subscriptions and present this to you. You can then then unsubscribe from all the services you want to with a single click. The web app is still in beta and will be available soon. You can signup for now by ...

Firstly you might be wondering why you might need another 'password' for apps.This option is for your security because if you have another separate password which can be used only for apps. That would mean you do not need to use your primary Facebook 'Password' to access apps. There is another reason why you might need an App password. There is the option to turn on 'Login Approvals' if this is turned on then some apps are unable to receive ' security codes' and if this is the case then you might be locked out of these apps and will not be able to access them on Facebook. Creating a separate password which can be used only for apps is easy on Facebook and once this is done. You do not need to provide your primary Facebook password to these apps. Increases your security online and ensures that your account is safe from apps that might be able to compromise. Especially that users are making the most of Facebook Apps and signing-up and using a lot of Apps. ...