Justin Smith at Inside Facebook has the scoop on Facebook's new profile page design, which will give users more granular controls and application developers some new tricks.
In late May developers will get access to the new code, and users the new interface a few weeks later.
The new Facebook profile will have five tabs: Feed, Info, Wall, Photo, and Boxes. The Boxes can be moved to the main profile area.
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Dan Farber is the editor in chief of CNET News. He has covered technology for more than two decades, and he previously served as editor in chief of ZDNet, PC Week and MacWeek. Outside the Lines explores the intersection of business and technology.
