Some of us aren’t fans of Facebook’s theater mode when it comes to viewing pictures. It’s not a huge issue – after all, it’s just a matter of personal taste and preference. However, many of you have pointed out time and time again that Facebook (and other similar services) do not provide enough personal customization for their interfaces. Ideally, I think that we could have a fully-customizable Facebook with personalized layouts and possibly even colors.

Creative Suite users, you’ll soon be switching to the Cloud. Adobe announced on Monday at its Annual MAX event that it would be dropping CS and completely replacing it with its newest service: the Creative Cloud. Adobe has explained that this major transition is an effort to peacefully combat piracy and make smaller, more frequent updates to the company’s products over the course of the year, rather than dropping them all at once in an upgraded version.

As you look towards the final stage of your life, you may realize that there is a certain amount of paperwork must be handled. We’ve even covered a great deal of this information in one of our past articles, Your Last Will & Testament – What Happens To Your Data When You Die? Let’s take a look at the condensed version of all this. What are the exact items that you’ll need in order to handle your most important documents?

Contrary to popular belief, I am not a perfect man. I’ve screwed up. I’ve caused long-term plans to fail. I’ve been in the dog house once or twice. In such situations, I have found that a small gift is a perfect solution to a potentially big problem. In the past, I have used coffee, beef jerky, and guava juice to make amends, but as of late, I have discovered that the online world offers equally sentimental gift selections to choose from. Brace yourself people.

Google announced on Thursday the release of its latest product: the Google Keep Chrome app. Google Keep for Chrome allows you to jot down notes, cross off to-do lists, and attach photos to various tasks. Even better, the app works entirely offline, so you can keep going even without an Internet connection.

The Facebook app of today isn’t the same app it was when it was first released. It’s a new kind of monster with extra features and a sexier design. Yes, it has the same basic functions that Facebook (and the original app) has always offered, but over time, it’s been redone almost as many times as my ex-girlfriend’s MySpace page. It’s time to take a good look at the latest iPhone app and its features.

One of the biggest tasks we have at MakeUseOf is finding images for our articles. You see, we don’t have a separate staff of five hundred photojournalists who travel all over the world for us and take photographs to complement our articles. There isn’t a VR studio at the MakeUseOf online office where photogs can set up lengthy holo-sessions with professional models. No, dear readers. We have to find these images for ourselves.

Hulu Plus. iTunes. Netflix. Amazon Instant Video. The lifeblood of online cinema and television. The new wave of home media. The providers of endless entertainment in which pants are not necessarily required. They are the contenders of all that is streaming video. But alas, which service is the best? Which service can raise its virtual fist high in the air and proudly exclaim, “I am the one!” to be heard across all the land?

SendHub — a Google voice alternative targeted primarily at businesses and freelancers — was recently released for Android, but it’s the iPhone app that’s in the limelight this time. The app’s developers announced an update for the iPhone app that includes in-app purchasing and sound notifications. In an effort to promote the new feature, SendHub is offering a special deal: $9.99/month for unlimited texts, 150 voice minutes, and 10 groups of 100 contacts.

Emails and online correspondence are great mediums for liars. Namely, they don’t have to see the person that they are lying to. Body language doesn’t play a factor, and no one can notice the slight quiver in their voice. They can say whatever they want while appearing as confident as someone who is telling the truth. In short, you don’t have to be a good liar to tell a convincing lie on the Internet.

Contrary to what you may think, winning an eBay auction by sniping does not entail waiting outside other participants’ windows, firing long-range paintball guns at them, and securing your bid via 4G while they clutch their bruising arms. Not only is this illegal, it’s not very practical – no man can hit that many targets with a paintball gun in that many locations within such a short time.

UK-based PCBundler launched their second Windows bundle on Monday, offering $217 worth of Windows apps for only $29. Users who take advantage of this offer will receive seven top-selling Windows software, including TuneUp Media (which you can also get for free from our Rewards program), PCKeeper, VideoConverter Pro, Audio Recorder, Switch (also available for free download as a MakeUseOf Reward), Phototangler, and PASSWORDfighter.

Reddit is one of the most interesting websites on the Internet, and with such a mixed bag of users, it offers a massive variety of content. However, because each user is quite unique, their Reddit viewing preferences may all be a little different. While the browser-based version hasn’t changed in years, iOS offers quite a few choices for viewing the website’s content. Personal preference might be the decider here, but remember that all of these apps are of the highest quality.

Facebook has recently been on a roll with updates, and it appears that the constant add-ons aren’t going to end any time soon. The newest addition from Facebook comes to Android users in the US, who have just received free VoIP calling for Facebook Messenger. To make a call, all you have to do is tap the “i” button in a Messenger conversation and select Free Call.

We blog. We post. We upload. We share. We like. We Tweet. Using social media, we all write our own individualized own history books. Every relationship, every kiss, every romantic thing we hear – we broadcast it to the Internet. Some might say we are a narcissistic society. I say that we are just sentimental. Yet the content of our autobiographies are scrambled across multiple friending sites built upon advertising alone.