No need to turn your screen to read the text upside down. Want to learn how to rotate a piece of text, turn the letters upside down and flip your font around? Then read on!

Facebook 1.5 for Blackberry is due for release very soon and The Boy Genius Report has an exclusive first peek at the updated application. Here’s an overview of the expected new features…

Get ready to upload and flex your tagging fingers, because here’s a brand new and original “Tag your friends” poster for you. The theme of this tagging picture is pop music, and you can tag up to 16 of your male and female Facebook friends as your popstars.

As an alternative to the overload of cartoon characters, a new category of “Tag your friends” pictures has emerged featuring special alphabets or fonts. The most interesting one I’ve seen so far is a collage called “Corporate Alphabet” which was created back in 2004 by Dutch designers Amoud van den Heuval and Koert van Mensvoort.

Chances are high you’ve seen a bunch of round and green cartoon characters pass by in your Facebook news feed. Yes, it’s another one of those collage pictures you can tag your friends in, and the cute characters at your service are called The Poddington Peas.

There are currently two South Park character maps doing rounds on Facebook as part of the “Tag your friends” meme. None of them actually feature any South Park stars such as Stan Marsh, Eric Cartman, Kyle Broflovski, Kenny McCormick or Chef. Instead, these South Park-style characters are probably created from scratch with a tool like the South Park Studio.

Dr. Cameron Marlow, the in-house sociologist at Facebook, recently shared some interesting statistics about the social network’s users. The average male Facebook user with 120 friends comments on 7 of his friends’ photos, status updates, or wall, and messages or chats with just 4 of his friends…

I’m sure that Chewbacca isn’t the only Wookiee you know… With this new “tag your friends” picture, you can tag up to seven of your Facebook friends as Wookiees, the race of hairy bipeds from the Star Wars movies.

Every Saturday is Status Saturday here at reface.me. Every week, we’ll post a number of funny Facebook status updates about a certain topic. To kick off the series, here are 10 clever status updates about food. Feel free to copy-paste them into your status update field on Facebook.

Following our report of the Mr. Men & Little Miss tagging meme, we decided to create our own “tag your friends” collage called “My Facebook Peeps”. We based it on the popular Bud Luxury Ducks created by Designroom, so the credit for the designer bath duck images goes to them.

Photo Phonebook is a free iPhone app that syncs your phone’s contacts with their Facebook profile pictures. Once you have installed the app via iTunes, you need to open it and create a Photo Phonebook account. Next, it’ll download up to 100 profile pictures of your Facebook friends and link them to their phone numbers.

Facebook recently enabled group admins to change the names of their Groups. This can now be done directly in the Group Name field from the Group Info tab in the Edit Group menu.

A new meme has hit Facebook last week, and it’s all about tagging your friends as one of the Mr. Men and Little Miss characters. Except, their usual names such as Mr. Happy and Little Miss Sunshine have been replaced with descriptions like “The one that’s up to no good” and “The good friend”.

This is thinking out of the (Update Status) box! Kim Bost, Assistant Art Director for Op-Ed at the New York Times, has created business cards with some empty space for a “live” customisable status update. She, or the receiver of the card, can complete the “Kim Bost is…” sentence with anything that comes to mind. So simple, yet original and above all very personal.