Just when you get used to one change from Facebook, that's if you ever really did, and boom, they roll out another one. The tech giant announced a new design of the news feed will be revealed next week, and it promises we're going to like this one.

According to a story from the LA Times, this is the biggest redesign of Facebook's news feed since the company launched in 2006. It will be unveiled at a press conference Thursday at the Company's headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif., and is reported to be the result of a year of intense work on the product. It is expected to have bigger pictures, more options to share them and give a less "cluttered" look to the news feed, one of the biggest complaints following the launch of the "Timeline."

Some who have seen the design say it looks a lot like Google. LA Times reports the design should "engage users" better and it is expected to be geared toward attracting more revenue opportunities for Facebook. 

So, the big question here is, are you ready for another redesign of Facebook, and if so, what are you hoping to see?