Facebook testing new interface for Photos

Well, look at what we have here. It appears Facebook has either begun testing or begun rolling out a new interface for pictures on the social network, one that puts a heavy focus on "Sponsored" advertisements and comments. The new UI will place the photo behind a dark background and hovering over the left side of the window will fade in the "Like" button and other tools if you're the owner of the picture. 

Are you seeing anything similar on your Facebook? Be sure to let us know in the comments below!

Nexus S 4G launching on April 15th?

You can add this to your rumor list.

Samsung rep claims we could see the Nexus S 4G launch on April 15th. I already knew that it would launch before the end of April, and it looks like we could finally see a rumored official date. I would always take any rumor's with a grain-of-salt.

It recently passed the FCC, so it's crossed the biggest road-block.

I wanted to get this out there so if anyone was possibly planning to purchase one of these, (like myself) you could get some kind of idea.

It’s All Tech’s coverage of the Apple media event tomorrow

Apple will be holding a media event tomorrow, Wednesday, March 2nd, in San Francisco where the company is expected to announce the next-generation iPad. Apple is also expected to give details regarding iOS 5, the next version of the company's mobile OS, as well as announce a completely revamped MobileMe package.

It's All Tech, as always, will be covering Apple's media event as it happens. To receive the announcements as they happen tomorrow, be sure to check back at It's All Tech.com, as well as follow our official Twitter account and our RSS feed. The event kicks off at 10:00 AM Pacific Time.

We'll be covering the event as it happens tomorrow.

Google begins rolling out new top navigation bar to all users

We first reported last year that Google was testing a new navigation bar at the top of each bar, updating the design and features. It's been reported for the past few months that Google had begun rolling out the new navigation bar, but nothing appeared to be showing up for most users.

Yesterday, It's All Tech received a tip from one of our readers that they were seeing the new top navigation bar in Firefox, in non-private browsing mode. At the time, we weren't seeing any differences. However, today, we loaded up Google.com and indeed, there was a shiny new nav bar at the top, letting us know we were searching the Web.

Check it out below (if you haven't seen it already, and be sure to let us know if you're seeing it on your end as well):