WhatsApp rolls out screen-sharing feature

WhatsApp multi-device support starts for all users

Meta-owned encrypted messaging service WhatsApp has started rolling out the much-awaited multi-device support for all users.

Till now, the feature has been available to users under WhatsApp's opt-in beta testing program. The update will roll out to iOS users this month, followed by an Android release next mon...


Twitter explores co-author tweet feature

Twitter rolls out a new feature

Twitter has rolled out yet another useful functionality for its users. Twitter’s DM section now has an improved search bar for users to easily look for specific chats and messages. This announcement was made via a recent tweet. The search bar in Twitter’s DM section allows users to look for


Meta makes it easier for brands to create 3D ads on FB, Insta

Meta makes it easier for brands to create 3D ads on FB, Insta

Meta Platforms Inc. will make it easier for brands to run three-dimensional ads on Facebook and Instagram through a new partnership with an ecommerce technology firm, VNTANA. Via the new integration, VNTANA would allow brands to upload their existing 3D designs from programs like Browzwear, Clo, Keyshot, Modo, and others and automatically con...


Snapchat announces new AR features

Snapchat rolls out special Holi features

American multimedia instant messaging app Snapchat has rolled out a number of Holi-themed AR lenses and stickers during the festive season. The new themes include Gulaal Bitmoji, specially curated Holi playlists, and various oth...


Twitter acquires OpenBack to make Push notifications better

Twitter rolls back users’ access to chronological timeline

Twitter recently made an unnecessary change that made it difficult to see chronological feed by default, leaving millions of users frustrated. But now the firm has announced that it would be reverting things to the way they used to be. "We heard you -- some of you always want to see the latest


Alibaba, Tencent likely to trim workforce by up to 30%

Alibaba, Tencent likely to trim workforce by up to 30%

Chinese social media platform Weibo said that tech giants Alibaba and Tencent employees are expecting around 30 percent job cuts. On Mar 13 and 14, Alibaba and Tencent layoffs appeared on Weibo trends, ANI reported from Hong Kong. There was internal speculation among employees, that