Updates:
Facebook’s Messenger tests a new snooze notification feature.
Instagram has added a new on-screen lyrics option to its music stickers
Instagram is testing an option to create Feed Post from Story Camera
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Updates:
Facebook is testing out yet another option to showcase the various Facebook Stories options available, in an effort to boost usage.
Amazon has announced a new, in-app addition which replicates the functionality of Pinterest's Lens tool. It’s very cool.
Skype publicly launches screen sharing on iOS and Android
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Updates:
Facebook has new tools for publishers to get paying subscribers.
Facebook Stories now has a slow motion effect option for videos.
Facebook Stories now lets you add a custom link (just like Instagram Stories).
Instagram will now let advertisers put more ‘influencer’ ads in your feed.
Updates:
Facebook is finally launching its own variation of Bitmoji, under the moniker of Facebook Avatars.
Twitter has added a new, simplified account switching option, while Apple has revealed a new version of the Twitter Mac app at WWDC.
Updates:
Facebook has announced an update to its latest News Feed algorithm change, adding in new factors for Page and Group content.
Twitter's trying out a couple of new tweaks which are designed to make it easier for users to directly engage and share via prompts.
Updates:
Facebook Introduces "Protected Comments" Mode for Live Streams!
LinkedIn has announced a new integration with Moat analytics, which will provide more insight into video marketing performance on the platform.
Pinterest has launched a new, integrated Windows 10 app to improve the desktop browsing experience.
Updates:
New 'order' sticker spotted in Instagram Stories.
In Twitter, you can broadcast live with up to three guests of your choosing. With just a few taps, you can take your broadcast from a solo event to a group one.
Google Maps adds ability to see speed limits and speed traps in 40+ countries.