Instagram Copies Snapchat Yet Again To Launch The AR Powered Face Filters
Facebook’s Instagram is at it again. The photo sharing app announced today that it is introducing face filters in the ...
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Experience Endless Entertainment with Snapchat’s New Limitless Snaps and Magic Eraser Tool
Renowned social media platform, Snapchat, continues its mission to revolutionize interactive communication through its platform with its latest feature called ...
Facebook’s Imitative Approach Towards Snapchat Sparks User Outrage
Facebook has garnered a reputation for mirroring Snapchat's features - a tally that, according to recent reports, now stands at ...
Snap’s Spectacles Now Available Online in the US: A Game Changer for Snapchat?
Snapchat’s digital eyewear, the Spectacles, have launched into a wider sales horizon. Previously only available from pop-up vending machines, the ...
Looks Like Instagram Copying Snapchat Stories Last Year Is Taking A Toll On Snapchat But Some Disagree
It’s been six months since the Facebook owned Instagram decided to launch Instagram Stories; a feature that you can simply ...
Facebook Introduces In-app Camera, Mirroring Snapchat’s Features Yet Again
In technological tussles, imitation may indeed be the sincerest form of flattery. Facebook's latest roll-out – an in-app camera featuring ...
Snapchat Unveils Exciting New Group Chat Function for Up to 16 Participants
In a bid to stand toe-to-toe with successful chat platforms such as Messenger, WhatsApp, and the newly released Google Allo, ...
Instagram’s New Feature Alerts Users about Screenshots of Their Photos
Instagram's newest feature, a nod to a similar offering from Snapchat, is set to shake things up a bit and ...
This Is Spectacles From Snap Inc (Formerly Known As Snapchat): Sunglasses With Camera
Far back in March, CNET reported that Snapchat may be working on its hardware but since then little was heard ...
Snapchat Takes a Leap into the Future with Augmented Reality Glasses
In the wake of a March 2016 report from CNET suggesting that a move towards hardware was on the horizon ...