Instagram initially introduced the subscriptions feature last year exclusively for US creators. Now, with its expansion to more countries, creators worldwide can use this feature to enhance their content and establish stronger bonds with their fanbase.
If you haven't received these features yet, don't worry! Some accounts may receive the updates over the coming weeks, as stated in the official changelog. Just make sure to regularly update WhatsApp from the App Store or the TestFlight app to access these features in the future.
WhatsApp is reportedly creating a "Channel settings" section that will let admins control specific options for their channels. They will have the ability to manage the reactions followers can send to the WhatsApp channel.
Users can now share images and videos on the messaging app, choosing to either keep them permanently pinned to their profiles or let them expire after a short time.
Elon Musk-owned Twitter is also developing a new feature called "Articles." This feature will allow users to publish lengthy and intricate articles, even books, on the microblogging platform.
The Truecaller Assistant brings a new level of call management and efficiency for users in India, providing a seamless way to handle incoming calls while avoiding spam and missed opportunities.
OpenAI highlighted that data from the use of custom instructions will contribute to enhancing model performance. The AI model will learn to adapt its responses to specific instructions without overdoing it, resulting in more personalised and accurate interactions.
The new release of Nearby Share for Windows brings improved performance and introduces new functions to enhance the sharing experience.
Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter, revealed that the platform is developing a new feature that will enable users to publish articles. This feature will allow users to post lengthy and intricate articles with mixed media content.
Threads, the app that gained huge popularity with over 100 million sign-ups in its first week, is now facing a decline in daily active users. The app's limitations, like the absence of news content and the inability to operate anonymously, are among the factors contributing to its loss of momentum.
Google is also reportedly developing a new 'Connected Flight' mode feature, exclusively designed for Android devices. The primary objective of the feature is to automatically detect when a user is aboard an airplane and promptly switch the device to Airplane mode.
The new feature will make things easier because right now, users have to do a few things to increase the playback speed on the platform, and that can be frustrating for some people.
The new feature is not exclusive to beta users only but is available to all WhatsApp users who have updated to the latest stable versions of the app.
Launched on July 5 for iOS and Android users in initial 100 countries, the Instagram-linked application for micro-blogging said that it reached an astounding number of 100 million sign-ups in just five days of launch.
Google's 'Connected Flight' mode feature automatically recognises when a user is onboard an airplane and accordingly switches the device to Airplane mode. Once the user lands, the device will revert to normal mode.
YouTube's new 'Stable Volume' feature aims to provide a consistent volume experience, eliminating sudden jumps or declines in volume during video playback and offering users a seamless viewing experience without frequent volume adjustments.
WatchOS 10 brings a notable overhaul to the Apple Watch experience. The update introduces a widget-based user interface, enabling users to customise their watch faces with a range of widgets.
Learn how to make your iPhone's speech assistant sound exactly like you with a step-by-step guide in the Apple iOS 17 public beta update.
With features similar to its parent company, Threads allows users to follow and engage with friends and creators, including individuals they already follow on Instagram.
Twitter announced that content creators who meet certain criteria, such as being verified users with at least 5 million impressions on their posts in the last 3 months, will now be eligible to receive a portion of the ad revenue generated from ads displayed in their replies.
Top News
Latest News
