Facebook has finally made its Timeline profile feature available to all users worldwide, several weeks after it first announced the redesign.
The profiles were first made available in New Zealand, which is often used as a test-bed for new features.
The new design allows users to chronologically show off their photos and other information, with the design also putting a larger emphasis on pictures.
The change comes alongside Facebook’s move to create apps integrated with the “social graph”, which allows users to share information about what they doing with any particular apps.
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