Facebook looks even nice now that it’s simple. Well for me, I prefer something like this. Just like twitter, it’s very simple and I can only see words and links.

I think it’ll be much cool if it has a feature like a link shortener (well I can use API’s for that, I know) but in the browser or maybe on my phone…I still need the shortener. Or maybe a customizable profile page like, changing the colors or have your own wallpaper, or so.

So what do you think about the new simplified Facebook Homepage?

And don’t forget to add me! on the sidebars  —->>

Time to organize Twitter! We don’t want to keep following those people who are not updating anymore or just spamming, and those people tweeting annoying things. With these tools, we can remove, choose and decide who to follow and unfollow.

Twitter Grader – Using a detailed 5 piece algorithm, Twitter Grader assigns every users you run through its system a grade from 1-100. This tool will let you know the activities of people you are following.

Twinfluence – Influence of Twitter users. This tool helps you to figure who you want to follow.

Tweetcloud – This will make a tag cloud of tweets and will tell you what kind of tweets people do.

Twitter Karma – This tool will sort out people that you follow and followers, and who’s not following you back.

Friend or Follow – Works like Twitter Karma but the difference is it can handle lot of tweeple.

Qwitter – This tool sends you an email whenever someone stops following you. It will even let you know what you tweeted that caused them to stop following you.

Nest.Unclutterer – Nest.Unclutterer will automatically block Twitter users who are following more than a certain number of people or who have been inactive for a certain number of days. It will also allow you to whitelist people and will be exempted.

Twitoria – Twitoria scans through your Twitter account and finds anyone who has been inactive for the past week, two weeks, month, two months, six months, or year.

Tweepler – Tweepler is a new follower management application that lets you make quick, one click decisions about whether to follow people back or not. This tool also gives helpful stats about new followers, such as average tweets per day.

I was a Friendster user before. I really like it because I can tweak it the way I want it to look like, but when Facebook became popular I also migrated . When Facebook began to dominate the social networking world, other social networking sites began slowing down like Friendster. It’s not that slow but when you compare users before and now it declined.

I was not using Friendster anymore for a couple of months, but yesterday something triggered my mind to access again Friendster and then I saw the New Friendster Interface. It looks cool, and elegant. From the log-in page to your profile page it changed a lot. It looks like Facebook now, applications and etc., and even the Favicon