Remember when Facebook revealed Timeline at f8 months ago with the intention of rolling it out in the weeks following the announcement? It has been a long time since then, but Facebook hasn’t decided to get rid of Timeline. In fact, it’s on the way to you now. Timeline is being released to Facebook users around the world today, but those who are impatient can obtain Timeline right now by visiting the Introducing Timeline website and clicking the “get it now” box.

Over the weekend we mentioned the profile page site that recently opened up for everyone, About.me. And as of now it looks like anyone who created a profile now has a profile page with AOL. Yup, AOL and About.me have confirmed the deal — About.me is now an AOL property. Talk about what seems to more »

If you have been waiting for your About.me invitation to arrive in your email inbox, you can forget all about that now as the service has officially left the beta status behind and is now open for any and all who want to sign up. That said, for those wondering what About.me is, think (for more »

I am still happily sporting a regular old DVD player, not to mention I am not sure I even want to go the Blu-ray route at all, personally I think the future is heading towards devices like the Roku set-top box. Granted we still have a ways before we get there and maybe before that more »

If you have been trying to avoid MySpace but couldn’t just do it because you have accumulated too many contacts in your profile that you don’t want to lose, well soon, you just might ban MySpace from your online life for good. MySpace is set to launch a new feature, albeit an annoying one; MySpace Karaoke.

This could probably be the worst application ever to hit MySpace, not because it is technologically flawed, but because it is definitely a feature that many would find annoying, including yours truly. To be launched on Tuesday, MySpace Karaoke will, heaven forbid, allow users to belt out their favorite songs, record their renditions and stick them up on their MySpace profile, so that their MySpace contacts can rate their performance, no matter how awfully good or bad those performances are.