Showing posts with label IPhone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IPhone. Show all posts

Thursday, July 6, 2023

Threads: All About Meta's New App | How to Use Threads from Instagram

Threads: All About Meta's New App Revolutionizing Conversations

Threads: All About Meta's New App | How to Use Threads from Instagram

Threads, the highly anticipated app from Meta, is creating a buzz as it gears up for its launch on July 6th. This innovative platform, unrelated to sewing threads, serves as Instagram's text-based conversation hub, fostering vibrant communities for discussions on diverse topics. A quick glimpse at leaked screenshots reveals its striking resemblance to Twitter, indicating potential competition in the social media landscape. With recent changes on Twitter, such as purchasable verification and user activity restrictions, Threads might entice users to explore new avenues. However, concerns have been raised about Threads' data collection, drawing attention from even former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey. As we delve into Meta's track record of app acquisitions and successes like Instagram and WhatsApp, it raises the question: will Threads be another triumph? Stay tuned for updates on this exciting new application. Download Threads now to stay informed on the go.


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Source: WION

Saturday, November 17, 2018

How to Post 3D Photo on Facebook

How to post 3D photo on Facebook

How to Post 3D Photo on Facebook


Video Credit dailytut

3D Photo is a new feature on Facebook designed to make photos more immersive in your news feed. It captures the distance between the subject in the foreground and the background of a photo to bring scenes to life with depth and movement. To capture photos, you need a dual lens camera, especially an iPhone with Portrait mode. When you take a photo on Facebook, the social network uses AI to create the image. Above, video shows steps for activating the 3D photo feature on your iPhone. Your 3D photos will be visible to all Facebook users, not just those with specific devices. Photos can also be viewed in virtual reality with Oculus Browser on Oculus Go or Firefox on Oculus Rift.