It didn’t take long for creative users to realize that from now on, any image can be used as a chat emoticon simply by creating a Facebook Page and adding the desired image as its profile picture. Of course, rage faces were among the first images to get the emoticon treatment.

With this pair of images, you can turn the prominent header of your Facebook Timeline into the most famous section of the Sistine Chapel ceiling by Michelangelo. Your profile picture will raise some questions though…

A useful but probably unintended side effect of the new Timeline profile, is that it allows you to very easily see who unfriended you on Facebook over the past few years.

Because Reface.me has this reputation of Facebook profile hacking to maintain, here are the very first Facebook Timeline hacks. We chose retro video games as the theme for this first round, ’cause geeks are us.

Facebook added the option to edit your comment right after you posted it. They also added the instruction to press Shift+Enter to start a new line.

Wouldn’t it be interesting to find out which of your Facebook friends you have the most common interests with? No, there’s no application required to show you that kind of information; it’s built right into Facebook’s Page Browser.

Viaima is a new and free tool that lets you share your posts through 3 thumbnail images, using all available Facebook news feed estate.

We have a simple solution for those of you who absolutely hate the new photo lightbox. Here’s how to remove the TheaterBox.

Sometimes it’s not just complicated. It’s more than that. Add custom relationship statuses using Featured friends lists.

Valentine’s Day is upon us, which is a great occasion for you to turn your Facebook profile into a love note. We’ve added three new, love-themed backgrounds to our Profile Headers app and you can customize them with any message, but in this tutorial we’ll show you how easy it is to create a personalized I LOVE banner and put it on your own, or your loved one’s Facebook profile.

When we saw the new row of photos at the top of the new Page layout, similar to the one on personal profile pages, we immediately wanted to hack it and add an eye-catching profile header. Regrettably, Facebook decided to have these photos randomly change positions on Pages, unlike the static behaviour on people’s profiles.

The Facebook Phonebook displays a list of all the phone numbers of your Facebook friends, as well as any other contacts you may have previously imported from your phone. But because we recently lost all our contact information in a computer crash, we had to find a way to export the precious data from the Phonebook and import it back into our new iPhone.

Everybody who signs up for Dropbox gets 2 GB to play with, and while you can pay for extra web space, there are plenty ways to get more storage without spending a single dollar. And that’s where Facebook comes in.

The unique string of numbers isn’t explicitly displayed anywhere ─we believe it should just be shown at http://facebook.com/developers for easy access─ but fortunately, we have discovered an easy method to help you find your Facebook UID.