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Webscape: Facebook banners and devolution

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This week web reviewer Kate Russell looks at quick ways to update multiple social networking sites with Hellotxt and Ping.fm.

She also looks at Paginglist, an attempt to conquer the fear of giving out phone numbers online by only providing a simple username - or "tag" - to start talking.

At the Open University's Darwin page, there is a tool to see what you would have looked like throughout history by uploading a photo and letting the programme take you back in time.

Finally, Facebook users can make the most of the new-look profile page, which pulls photos from your album to create a personalised banner, with a special app that allows either one of a selection of ready-made images - or your own creation - to spread across the five photo slots.

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