One of the most significant changes to Facebook's profile page is a quick summary of your information that now lives at the top of your page. These details include your current position at a company, where you live, your relationship status, what you studied and where you attended school, your birthday and languages you speak, which is new with the redesign. Click on that field to update your fluency in other languages.

The five most-recently tagged photos of you are displayed below your summary. To remove any of these from your profile page view, hover above it and click the X. That photo will be replaced by another. If you have restricted access to your photos, they will not appear on your profile.

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Gone from the profile page is the navigation tabs for your wall, info and photos. You can now find these on the left below your profile picture. Also moved is the status update box. Instead, you can post your status, a photo, link or video by clicking on the icons below the five most-recent pictures you have been tagged in.