Twitter is working on “Undo Send” timer for tweets
Image Credit: @wongmjane Twitter is busy doing a lot of work and testing these days. This is good considering the fact that the microblogging platform is facing a lot of competition from everywhere. Per Jane Manchun Wong, Twitter is currently testing an “Undo Send” timer for tweets. As the name of the test suggests, the feature will serve as a useful tool to quickly recall sent tweets. If for example you have a few correction to make,...
Twitter experiments with new shopping features for tweets
Image Credit: India TV News Twitter is capitalizing on users’ growing interest in ecommerce by experimenting on new shopping features. The experimental feature which has been confirmed by Twitter, will display tweets that link out to ecommerce product page, according to TechCrunch. The feature which takes the form of a new Twitter card, will have a “Shop” button and integrate product details directly into your tweets. This will...
WhatsApp brings voice and video calls to desktop
Image Credit: WhatsApp WhatsApp has finally added voice and video calls to desktop after months of waiting. The feature, which allows you to make end-to-end voice and video calls on desktop, ends months of speculations. The Facebook-owned chap app officially announced the availability of the feature via its Twitter page. With this, you can now make video calls the same way you do on mobile—and it is end-to-end encryption. “Sometimes...
Spotify now allows you to parse your liked songs by genre and mood
Image Credit: Spotify Spotify has been very busy lately—the company has been adding a series of features that may help it consolidate its position in the market. The company has launched an easy way to parse your liked songs; and the feature is available to both free and premium users. The feature works by allowing you to filter your liked songs by genre and mood. According to Spotify, this is to enable you to enjoy more of what you...
WhatsApp will let you mute audio before sending a video clip
Image Credit: Express WhatsApp wants to save you the stress of having to use a third-party app to mute audio before sending it. To achieve this, the Facebook-owned app is adding the ability to mute audio in your video clip before sending it. WhatsApp announced this in its Play Store changelog, while a couple of other users also shared it on Twitter. For a couple of users that have been able to see the latest change, the WhatsApp...
