Showing posts with label facebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label facebook. Show all posts

Monday, 21 December 2015

Facebook Now Supports Apple Live Photos

Recently iPhone came with the ability to turn still images into video but its sharing ability was limited to other apple apps.With Live Photos on the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, every still shot is accompanied by a three-second video, with sound. For instance, you can snap a shot of your kid blowing out birthday candles - and get video showing the flame going out as everyone sings "Happy Birthday.


Facebook has a habit of making its feature available to few users which is some sort of beta version.If you find that feature is enabled on your account already, the process is pretty simple. If you have an iPhone 6s, all you have to do is upload a photo like you normally would. Then before publishing, you have to manually select each photo and indicate whether you want it to display as a Live Photo on Facebook. Facebook makes you manually enable the Live Photos to prevent any footage from accidentally going public that you didn’t intend. Once up, anyone can press on the photo to see the animation and hear the sound.

We don't have access to this feature yet but if you have,let us know how do you feel about it.

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Monday, 28 April 2014

"SNOView" A Hub Of All Social Networks

Enhanced technology has brought people very close to each other and is constantly keeping them in touch by various social networking sites. People now a days want to check out what their friends are up to on Facebook, have a group video conference on Google+, seeing your friends’ pictures shared on Instagram or visit XDA developers for having all the technical news about your phone. Accessing to all these sites you will require a different application for each on your Android Smartphone. As we know all the high end phones have the large RAM capacity due to which they do not lag in their performance when multitasking but what about the low budget smartphones ? If we use different applications for every of these sites then surely our phone will start lagging, so to sort out this problem developers have designed an application which will grant you access to all of your social networking accounts at once.

SNOView (Social Network OverView), is the application that we are talking about, it clubs the biggest social networks including Twitter, Google+, Facebook, Instagram, and RSS feeds into a unique yet simple interface. The interface consists of vertically scrolling tabs, which display the feed subscribed to, and once pressed, show an expanded view of feed along with a vertically scrolling 3D cover flow of subscribed feeds and networks. The application has a built-in browser that allows users to view their feeds.



Photo credits-XDA Developers

Features :-
  • Clear and chronological presentation of your favorite feeds from Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Google Plus
  • RSS Feeds for news sites such as CNN, Engadget etc.
  • No registration for these social networks necessary, celebrities and news-sites usually post public news
  • Facebook/Twitter/Instagram authentication possible to read your friends NON-public posts
  • Import Facebook/Twitter/Instagram friends
  • Detail view (with 3D cover flow) for navigation through all posts
  • Link to the post on the respective website
  • Search function for all networks
  • Search function to find spefific entries
  • Posts could be marked as favorite
  • Widget to see latest news at home screen (> Android 3.x)

Customisable settings :
  • Interface can be personalized (4 skins available)
  • Large profile pictures
  • Adjustable profile order
  • Notifications for new news (LEDBlinker also supports SNOView)
  • Automatic updates in background
  • Automatic updates only with available Wi-Fi connection
  • Automatic update at starting the Application
  • Adjustable update frequency while Application is in background
  • Disable updates 

This application is very battery friendly and can be easily downloaded from the Google Play Store.

Source-XDA Developers
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