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Saturday, March 4, 2017
Twitter Finally Relaxes 140 Character Limit
Twitter Finally Relaxes 140 Character Limit
Twitter finally relaxes the 140 character limit that’s been its signature feature since its launch. Twitter has excluded images, quotes, and other media to count from its 140-character limit of tweets. The move was announce today by social media giant.
You can only get 140 characters towards text messages and links, but adding quotes, polls, videos, or images will no longer reduce precious characters.
We have been expecting twitter to make this move before now, Twitter likely worried about the implications of expending its character limit; the brevity of tweets has largely defined the social network’s character. This seems like a fair compromise.
The company did consider increasing the limit to 10,000 characters once upon a time, according to Recode, but the idea was scrapped. In the meantime, the Verge reports the company is testing other ways to give you more breathing room:
The company is also testing out new replies that will omit the username of the person you are replying to from the character limit. If you reply to multiple people at once, Twitter only omits the person who sent the original tweet from the character count.
The expanded tweets are ‘rolling out now’ so you may not be able to use them quite yet, but expect to be able to send longer tweets anytime now.ll only get 140 characters towards text messages and links, but adding quotes, polls, videos, or images will no longer reduce precious characters.
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Sunday, January 22, 2017
Instagram Finally Allow You To Zoom In On Photos
Instagram Finally Allow You To Zoom In On Photos
Instagram has finally allow you, at long last, to zoom in on Instagram photos and videos.
Instagram revealed that the feature is coming to iOS today. It uses a simple pinch gesture, as you would expect, and works with video as well. It covers content on your feed, profiles and in Explore.
Instagram is finally adding more features to its platform for more serious photographers rather than just social media lovers. Multiple aspect ratios helped you share images as they were meant to be seen and opened up some creative opportunities, while zoom let’s you to see the full details of image or video.
Normally Android users will always wait for a while, the zoom in will arrive for Android users “in the coming weeks.” No word on Windows support though.
In any case, it’s nice to see arguably the most basic of photo browsing features show up in Instagram, six years after it launched. Head on over to the iOS app store to see what the new features looks like.
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Wednesday, January 18, 2017
Samsung Finally Halts Galaxy Note 7 Production Because Of The Explosion
Samsung Finally Halts Galaxy Note 7 Production Because Of The Explosion
Finally Samsung has accepted the fact that, theres so much wrong with it Galaxy Note 7 flagship phone.
They have been numerous report of the decive explosion, leading to a recall 2.5 million decives worldwide and three instances of replacement models catching fire, the company has reportedly halted production, reports South Korea’s Yonhap News Agency.
According to the Associated Press, Samsung says it’s working to address quality issues with the Note 7 to "ensure" quality following more reports of fires. Two major US carriers, AT&T and T-Mobile, have already announced their decision to stop issuing Note 7 devices to customers; they’ll accept returns but will offer alternatives in exchange.
According to the Associated Press, Samsung says it’s working to address quality issues with the Note 7 to "ensure" quality following more reports of fires. Two major US carriers, AT&T and T-Mobile, have already announced their decision to stop issuing Note 7 devices to customers; they’ll accept returns but will offer alternatives in exchange.
For some reason, Sprint is still handing out replacements. If you’re eligible to receive a different device, or haven’t yet purchased a new phone, you’d do well to avoid the Note 7 entirely for the time being.
In what has turned into one of the world’s largest consumer device recalls ever in history, Samsung hasn’t been quick enough to act responsibly to avoid putting customers’ lives at risk with faulty products.
Source: Thenextweb
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