With a dating profile (separate from your Facebook profile), you can meet and start conversations with others who share the same interests, all in a safe, easy and controllable way. Along with its launch, we are introducing Secret Crush – a tool within the feature where you can discover potential matches within your own […]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zmo1tupSwgM Here’s how it works: When you open Events, you can quickly catch up on new events your friends are interested in, recently-announced events by the Pages you like, and updates from events you’re already connected to. If you’re looking for something to do this weekend or even right now, you can easily browse event […]
SAN FRANCISCO: Facebook on Friday took direct aim at video-loving adolescents, and Snapchat, with the release of a new iPhone app that allows teens to watch clips about the lives of their classmates. The app, called Lifestage, was released with no fanfare, and is available for anyone to download on iPhone, although seeing profiles of […]
Facebook Live now lets you stream up to 4 hours of video than before only 2 hours (Limitation has doubled). Other updates include how you’re consuming live broadcasts. Starting today, you’ll be able to go live in fullscreen, for iOS device, it’ll go fullscreen in portrait and landscape mode and for Android devices, fullscreen mode […]
WASHINGTON: Facebook said Wednesday it would give friends and family more prominence on user feeds, a move that may hurt media outlets that rely on the network to draw readers. The social media giant said in a statement that the goal of the “news feed,” which appears when users log in, “is to show people […]
Facebook today launched Featured Events, a human-curated list of a city’s top art, entertainment, family, festival, fitness, food & drink, learning, community, music, sports events, and gatherings that would accept some extra foot traffic. Featured Events is launching to iOS users in 10 U.S. cities and consists of the top “art, entertainment, family, festival, fitness, food […]
According to CNET, Facebook said that they will begin rolling out support for its Reactionemojis on Samsung’s VR headset first, allowing its users (i.e Samsung Galaxy S series smartphone users) the ability to add one of Facebook’s five emoji reactions to the VR video that they’re watching — such as “like” or “love” — to […]
