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Mar 06, 2017
Facebook is currently testing new reactions feature in the Messenger. It would allow users to add more reaction emojis beside the text conversations.
The long-standing patent feud between Apple and Samsung is finally settled in favor of Apple, resulting to a permanent ban of selected Samsung devices in United States.
After a beta launch in the U.S. and rolling it out in India, Facebook has now rolled out the feature on devices across the globe.
The Facebook-owned chat app, WhatsApp, rolled out updates throughout its ecosystem in the past couple of months. In other news, TechCrunch uncovered an issue of the app blocking all links related to Telegram, its rival app.
Facebook seems to be on a roll with the updates and has unveiled major changes this week - one rolling out in India.
As terrorist attacks broke out in France this weekend, Facebook let users from all over the globe express their sympathies. Read about Facebook's role in world events.
Facebook made moves to allow its employees to empathize further with their prospective end-users from emerging markets through changes in the way their employees use technology.
Facebook continues their development efforts by way of launching a satellite to provide Internet access to 14 African countries by middle of 2016.
Social media addicts showed just how relevant and crucial Facebook has become to modern-day life as they took to Twitter to express their feelings on #FacebookDown.
Twitter has become the go-to social media network for scoping breaking news and following news updates and their threads. Facebook seeks a chunk out of that lucrative pie, with its latest app releases geared for celebrities and journalists.
Facebook has rolled out three major changes that will improve both user experience, as well as the developers' experience of coding for the end user. There is a reason why this social network has stayed in spite of tech pundit "prophecies" of it fading into obscurity. These are just three of those reasons.
Facebook M was rolled out to a select group of users yesterday, and Facebook is making sure that it will give Siri, Cortana, and Google Now a run for their money.
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