Classfinders.com has made a classification of the 10 types of high school friends you can have on Facebook. Which of these types do you have on your friends list?

The About section has reappeared after it was ditched with the introduction of the new Facebook Page layouts last month.

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.

If you can’t get used to the fact that Facebook removed the Comment button, then you should give the F.B Purity browser plugin a try. The latest version (4.4.0) of the plugin reverts your Facebook to the previous commenting system with the button.

Creative graphic designers have used the red disc-sun to create numerous of variations of the Japanese flag, in order to represent the horrific events of March 11th in a visually striking way. We have gathered 18 of these designs and optimized them for use as Facebook profile pictures.

Remember Made In China’s Mark Zuckerberg doll we showed you last week? Well, Facebook didn’t like it. In a cease and desist letter to the Chinese manufacturer, they demanded the immediate discontinuation of the novelty product.

Facebook has removed the good old Comment button from underneath the comments box, and replaced its functionality entirely with the Enter/Return key.

The LikeLight is a thumb-shaped light built out of Lego bricks and LEDs, that interacts with the Facebook Graph API and blinks every time someone likes a Page.

You’ve already you seen our Pi Status Update t-shirts, right? Here are a few more statuses you can use today in honor of Pi Day (3/14).

This week’s batch of Charlie Sheen Status Updates are like torpedoes of truth, more epic and poetic than ever. Keep ’em up coming, Charlie!

Facebook has finally enabled the tagging of people, pages, groups, events and applications in comments.

CoinWhale, the Groupon for Facebook games we told you about last week, has a new deal up with a very promising title: Goblins, Guns and Gore. For $10 you get $60 worth of game currency in three of the most addictive Facebook RPG games.

The world has been given a Mark Zuckerberg action figure. We didn’t know we were waiting for one.

Clicking the Facebook Luke button is like saying: The Force is with you on this one!