Instagram revolutionized the way we share and consume content with the introduction of Stories in 2016. This interactive feature allows users to post photos and videos that disappear after 24 hours, providing a sense of ephemeral storytelling. Since its launch, Stories has gained immense popularity and currently boasts a staggering daily user count of 500
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WhatsApp, the popular instant messaging platform, has introduced dark mode for its Web version in 2020, offering users a soothing color scheme in low-light conditions. However, recent reports suggest that WhatsApp is now working on a new interface and redesigned sidebar for its dark theme, aimed at further reducing eye strain and improving the messaging
WhatsApp, the popular messaging service owned by Meta, is set to introduce a new feature that will revolutionize the way users interact with their linked devices. The latest update will enable users to share status updates from the web version or from their companion devices, offering more flexibility and convenience. This highly anticipated feature is
The popular microblogging platform X, formerly known as Twitter, recently encountered technical difficulties that left thousands of users unable to access the service. Reports of inaccessibility started pouring in around 11am, with users taking to a downtime tracking website to express their frustration. Not only were users unable to access X, but they also reported
Instagram has recently introduced an exciting new feature for its users called Video Notes. This feature, which was unveiled a year ago, allows users to share short looping videos with their followers. Additionally, the social media platform is also testing a new privacy feature that would give users control over who can see their Likes
WhatsApp, the popular instant messaging app owned by Meta, has recently added a new feature called Pinned Messages. This feature allows users to highlight and pin specific messages in both individual and group chats, making it easier for them to locate important conversations. Imagine the convenience of being able to quickly refer back to crucial
WhatsApp, the messaging app that has evolved into much more than just a messaging platform, is continuously adding new features to enhance user experience. Now, it seems to be taking inspiration from its sibling platforms owned by Meta, such as Instagram, by introducing a reply bar feature for status updates. This feature aims to streamline
Recently, Beeper Mini, an Android app developed by former Pebble Co-Founder Eric Migicovsky, made headlines for its attempt to provide users with access to Apple’s iMessage service for a small monthly fee. This move was similar to the concept introduced by UK-based Nothing. However, shortly after its launch, Beeper Mini faced an unexpected outage, leaving
WhatsApp, the popular instant messaging platform owned by Meta, has recently announced the expansion of its View Once feature to include voice messages. With this new update, users will now have the option to send voice messages that disappear after the recipient listens to them. This feature, similar to the View Once functionality for text,
WhatsApp, owned by Meta, introduced support for HD (high definition) photos and videos earlier this year, and it seems that the instant messaging platform is now working on enhancing this feature. According to reports, WhatsApp is currently testing a new functionality that will enable users to share high-quality images and videos in their status updates.