Not like friendster or myspace, we can not change the profile of our facebook page. Indeed there are some applications to change the look of facebook, but this should only apply in certain browsers, and can only be seen by the installer skins, aka our friends can not see the view that we make. 

One way to our facebook profile page more cool when viewed by others is by modifying the profile picture we become more creative. We can add a variety of graphics so it looks more cool, but it also takes skill and graphic design software like Photoshop to make it? Wrong! there is now a country boy-made web application that can be easily and quickly help us in making a cool Facebook profile photo! Want to know its web address? Curious? first try to join his fun page to find out here:
http://www.facebook.com/fbprofilepicturemaker
What are the advantages?
1. Free!   
2. The process of uploading photos are super duper fast! you'll be surprised! 
3. WEBCAM Support! can take pictures directly from your webcam 
4. No watermark so that our friends think your picture you make your own 
5. Cool effects (blending) which can mix the colors of the template / skin with your picture 
6. Zoom & Rotate photo  
7. Can change the color and saturation of images and templates 
8. Can change the Brightness and Contrast  
9. The picture quality is very good though and played in the zoom 
10. Save edits directly on your computer and then uploaded to the FB 

The web is already a lot theme2 can you put in your picture from the anime, special effects, pins, or maybe want to make your picture next to justin? and many others of course are always updated every day. And even you can simply request a skin / template if you guns nemuin theme that you like the way his post on the wall here:
http://www.facebook.com/fbprofilepicturemaker 
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Did you know you can sell things on your Facebook () profile? Well, you can with the help of a couple handy applications. Whether it be your own music if you’re a musician, a shirt you designed, or old junk you have laying around, there’s probably an application out there that can help you earn some extra dough.

CafePress – Pretty much everyone has heard of CafePress, and with this Facebook app you can start selling whatever you have on your store via your profile.

e3buy Auction – Works with the e3buy auction site so you can add auctions to your profile as well as open a store.

eBay () – From the best known of the online auction houses, highlight anything you’re selling on eBay to your friends on Facebook.

FlameTunes – Are you a musician? Want to sell your own music on your profile? This is the application for you.

Garage Sale – In association with Buy.com, Garage Sale allows you to sell your items to your friends, like that box of old books, your bike, etc.

Lemonade – Works just like it’s parent site, Lemonade.com. Pick items you like from a selection of sites, add the widget to your profile, make a commission on anything that sells.

Music Blaster – An application that works with BlastMyMusic. Promote small musical acts and earn a 5% commission on sales of their music.

My Merch Store – Create your products with Zazzle and then you can sell them on their website as well as via your Facebook profile.

Shopit – Got some spare CDs you need to dump? Regretting that HD DVD player you bought? Create a simple store and sell off your items to your friends via this store application.

resume from : mashable

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Photo tagging is getting a much needed improvement on Facebook, and it couldn’t have happened at a better time: the site averages 100 million tags per day.

That number could go up with Facebook’s new tagging suggestions feature, coming out in the next few weeks starting with members in the U.S. The preview screenshot tells that proverbial 1,000 words:

You can already see how much easier photo tagging will get — no more keying in the same names over and over again.
Facial recognition software akin to what you might find in Photoshop will compare newly uploaded images with those already tagged on the site. (Are you reminded of Facebook’s bid to put a trademark on the word “Face?”)
Along with this will come the ability to opt out of tagging suggestions. A forthcoming privacy setting will include the option to choose whether you want Facebook to suggest you when your friends are in the process of tagging photos. If you click “no,” then people can only tag you by manually inputting your name.
Regardless of which privacy setting you choose, your name can only get tagged on photos uploaded by people on your friend list. Facebook says that’s been the case all along, but I could swear I’ve seen an exception: If you’re tagged by a friend and subsequently get unfriended during a tiff, the tag might remain if you have friends in common. Perhaps you can tell me whether you’ve seen that too.
Readers, what do you think of the new and improved photo tagging promised by Facebook?
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I recently discovered the Profile HTML Application when I noticed one of my friends had a “Subscribe by E-Mail” form on their Profile page. I thought this was a great idea, so I decided to put the application to work for myself as well. Although the name of this Application is “Profile HTML” it also allows custom HTML to be inserted onto Facebook pages.

In what seemed like no time at all I had copied my Feedburner e-mail subscribe form into my Facebook profile sidebar, and now my friends can easily subscribe to my blog right on my Facebook profile!

Installing this form was just the first idea that came to my mind, but the potential of this app within the realm of html is limitless. That means pictures, videos, forms, and more can be added with relative ease. Adding Profile HTML can be done either as a profile box in the sidebar, or on a dedicated tab. I used the Profile Tab to insert my FriendFeed lifestream.

Profile HTML gives you the power to create the equivalent of a permanent ad on your profile, or Facebook page. Profile HTML worked great for me, and I am curious to hear about how others are using it as well!

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Qik, the live mobile video streaming service has announced that they now offer connectivity with Facebook.

What Qik does is allow you to stream video from your Blackberry, iPhone, Symbian phone or Windows Mobile phone to the Qik website for others to view.

Mind you, Qik does not have an application for Facebook, but simply allows you to post your Qik videos to you Facebook account via Facebook Connect. Once connected, you can upload your Qik videos directly to Facebook, as well as comment on the videos.

When you find a new friend on Qik to follow, you can let all of you Facebook friends know about it, too. As long as you have a Facebook session open, Qik will let you in without having to log in each time you wish to access Qik. If you have a Qik compatible phone and like feel like sharing some video from wherever you may be, open up a Qik account, connect it to your Facebook and give it a shot.

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As a user of both Facebook and Twitter, I find the Twitter app for Facebook to be a convenient tool for keeping up with my Tweets without having to veer away from Facebook. While many folks are happy using desktop apps for Twitter, such as the Adobe Air app TweetDeck, I have found that the simplicity of Twitter on Facebook to be just what I need. For Mobile separate Twitter and Facebook applications work best When I am away from the desk, I am constantly checking my Facebook from my Blackberry. Although Facebook for Blackberry does the job in the most spartan of manners, it is severely lacking in any deeper functionality. My Blackberry is also home to an application that allows me access to Twitter. So, having them both in one place, albeit on different apps on the Blackberry is convenient whilst out and about. For Home Computing The Twitter Application for Facebook can be Useful Things are a bit different for me while surfing the web from home. I spend about nine hours per day at work and after that I have torture session at the gym and life as a husband and father. My time is valuable, so when I sit down at my desk, I want to get on Facebook and be able to access as many features from within it as possible. I was happy to try Twitter for Facebook as it promised to allow me easy access to Twitter from my own Facebook account. Let me say this for starters: for those that use apps for AIR like TweetDeck or Twhirl, Twitter for Facebook does not quite compare in function and usability. Twitter for Facebook offers only the basic Twitter functions, and is meant to be a simple and easy user interface that allows quick access to Twitter without leaving Facebook. Twitter for Facebook Overview First, you must install the Twitter application for Facebook, grant permission, and then login to your Twitter account:

Once installed you can access the Twitter Icon under your ‘Applications’ tab in the lower left-hand side of your page. From there, it opens the Twitter on Facebook application and you have a screen that shows your timeline and 3 tabs. These tabs are: Twitter Home, Profile and Settings.

Each tab is pretty self-explanatory, they direct you to your actual Home, Profile or Settings on your Twitter.com page. The Twitter app within Facebook also has a button that will give Twitter permission to update your Facebook status (in the top right corner of the image above). Clicking this button will allow you to show your Facebook friends what you’re tweeting on Twitter while still being able to post Facebook only updates. Conclusion The Twitter application on Facebook is a quick and efficient way to see what’s happening in your Twitter timeline and to quickly access your main page on Twitter, along with links to your settings and your profile. For many Facebook users that are interested in, or just starting with Twitter, the Twitter application for Facebook is a nice little addition to your Facebook.

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The vast majority of us have photos on our Facebook page. For those of us who are Flickr users, many of us are quite familiar with Picnik.

Picnik for Facebook is a free set of web-based tools used for quick and very easy photo editing. I am by no means a professional photographer and Photshop absolutely baffles me, so Picnik is perfect for me.

The Picnik interface is rather straightforward, as you can see below. After you choose a photo to edit, it will load up the main picnik screen, and the photo will load beneath the toolbar shown below. The eight main buttons allow you to performs individual actions ranging from rotating the photo to telling Picnik to auto-fix the picture itself. I find that, for my needs, the auto-fix function works well, correcting lighting, red-eye and contrast, to name a few. For the uninitiated, rest assured that whole whole process is quite simple.

Once you’ve edited the photo to your satisfaction, you can either save a new copy of it or you can copy over the original. All in all, Picnik is a fun and simple little app for Facebook users to manipulate their pics. Take some time to try Picnik’s features and I’m confident that you will have your Facebook photos looking a lot better in no time!

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This Blog Post is a tutorial about how to install a Profile Box Button Widget to your Facebook Profile. By installing the Profile Box Application you are able to add custom html to your facebook profile page. By inserting links to your on-line profiles and copying the code in the post below you will be able to give your friends an easy way to connect with you on Twitter, Linkedin, and friendfeed. When the widget is installed it will look like this:

The first thing you will need to do to install the Facebook Profile Box Button Widget is to search for and find the “Profile Box” application

Next you will need to install the “Profile Box” Application. Once “Profile Box” installed click on “Go to Application” (see image below)

After you click “Go to the Application” you will see a text box where you can insert code. This box is shown in the image below.

Into the text box shown above you want to copy the following code:

 
a href="http://www.twitter.com/yourtwitterusername"> 

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facebook-widget-2.png">       

   

You will need to make one simple change to the code. Switch the below to reflect your personal information:

http://friendfeed.com/yourffusername
(example: http://friendfeed.com/GarinKilpatrick)

http://www.twitter.com/yourtwitterusername
(example: http://www.twitter.com/GarinKilpatrick)

http://www.linkedin.com/in/yourname
(example: http://www.linkedin.com/in/GarinKilpatrick)

Once you have entered in custom links to your on-line profiles and copied the code click “Submit” and this will add the Widget to your Facebook profile!

If you do not have twitter, linkedin, or friendfeed I recommend you sign up! If you do not have time to sign up though simply delete the block of code containing the word twitter, friendfeed, or linkedin. You can always refer back to this post for the code needed to install a button you do not have at a later date.

I may create additional buttons if there is demand. What kind of buttons would you like to see available for this widget to make it better?

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