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Instagram is testing new ways to reach the non-english crowd in India, and is planning to introduce the Hindi language support on the popular photo sharing platform soon. This move is aimed at reaching a wider crowd across the remote areas of India. The App currently has a total of 241 million monthly active users who make up a large part of the business for the company. Read More
For Instagram users who use the App on the browser, the company is now adding support for notifications and you will be notified on the browser just like the Instagram’s App. Reports show that the support for Chrome has already been added and the other browsers like Firefox and Safari have also been confirmed to have this feature. Read More
We have been looking at reports of Instagram launching a standalone app for shopping, and looks like the company is making the shop feature more widely open to the users of Instagram with the latest update. This feature will let the sellers add a shopping tag to their merchandise in the Explore page which will help the regular users to view the items and purchase directly from there. Read More
Snapchat users can now use the Bounce feature, which is quite identical to Instagram’s Boomerang feature. This feature lets the user to loop the entire recorded clip which is common in the world of Instagram. Just how Facebook and Instagram started copying Snapchat’s Stories feature two years back, Snapchat has done the same and made Instagram’s Boomerang feature into something of its own. Read More
The poll feature is pretty popular on every user’s Instagram stories and now the facebook-owned social media app has made the poll feature available via DMs. It’s not a big update but it will be useful for users who want to poll a small group of relevant people like family members or some party group. Read More
The Instagram App had shut down beginning around 11:45 a.m. PT which caused frustration among users of the popular social media platform. The App had become unaccessible and unresponsive for 30 minutes, eliminating the ability for users around the world to refresh the platform. Read More
