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Facebook is testing a series of changes to the current Timeline design. (Credit: Screenshot by Lance Whitney/CNET) Facebook users may be in store for some design tweaks to their Timelines. The popular social network is testing a revamped layout for the Timeline among select users in New Zealand, a spot where Facebook typically tries out new features. The new layout sports a single-column for all the posts and updates on your Timeline, according to a screenshot obtained by The Next Web. That by itself would be a welcome change from the current double-column layout, which has always struck me as confusing and unnecessary. With your status updates and other posts on the right, an "About" section appears on the left with bits and pieces from your profile. The years appear all the way on a right sidebar, where you can jump to a particular year just as you're able to now. Related stories Get started with the new Facebook Timeline Is the world ready for Facebook Timeline? ... [Read more] Read More ...
