Facebook is developing several new features with accidental leaks

In the early morning of December 18, Beijing time, a user found that Facebook added several new features including "Memories" on its website, but the change lasted only 45 minutes. Facebook closed the site immediately after discovering the problem, and the outage lasted about 1 hours. The site is now restored to its original status. Facebook then apologized to the users via Twitter and acknowledged that they were developing new features that users saw. "Some internal designs have been made public and have caused us to temporarily shut down the site," the website said in a Twitter message. Now it's back to normal. "The new features that users see include a link called" Memories ", where users can view past status updates, photos, and friends adding records; similar to Google Picasa's photo viewing feature, which displays pictures in a separate window and temporarily darkens the background to make the picture more prominent　　, an RSS-like "Òoutsideó World" feature that enables news aggregation, and improves Facebook Pages to make it easier for users to switch between different accounts. Facebook has not yet confirmed whether these new features will be released soon. Earlier this month, the site launched a new profile page. (Yan Fei)