Facebook Announces A New Look For News Feed

Facebook has unveiled a new look of the News Feed, radically redesigned to give the site a much-needed overhaul.  Clutter has been reduced, bigger images are now incorporated and greater customisation is possible, which the company hopes will keep user attention and attract advertisers.

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Myspace Previews A Ground-up Redesign

It failed under the leadership of News Corp, and we didn't really hear from them beyond their foray into TV at CES.  But Myspace are making a last stand with a complete ground-up redesign.  The company have just released a preview of their pretty bold new interface, which seems like a cross between Pinterest, Windows 8 and the tablet version of Google+.

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HP rebranding proposition explained in pictures and video

Three years have passed since Moving Brands were hired by HP to redesign the brand imagery through a radical overhaul, and rediscover the identity of the company through improved visual output.

This is the first time we've been able to see the complete proposition in public, and it's quite a transformation.  The company have departed from the circlular design and opted instead for a pretty minimalist four-line motif; but they haven't rid themselves of the slant in the lettering.

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All about the new Twitter.com

So if you've been on Twitter over the past 12 hours, you'll have noticed that things look a little different to say the least.  The social microblogging service received a major upgrade, packing new functions and an all new design, forming the most significant update of Twitter yet.  Here's what has changed both on the face of it and under the hood.

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Playstation Home relaunches

Playstation Home is to be receiving the culminatory results of a major overhaul today.  We're looking to get genre-themed districts and freemium games...that will most probably still not be used.

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