Showing posts with label Instagram. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Instagram. Show all posts

Thursday, 31 October 2013

Facebook Home app for Android users get four new additions - Flickr, Instagram, Tumblr and Pinterest

Interesting change and addition in Facebook Home!! According to the Facebook newsroom, four hot new photo sharing sites added to Facebook. The new additions in Facebook Home are Flickr, Instagram, Tumblr and Pinterest. Today, it was announced by Facebook, that this feature will begin testing within "Facebook for Android Beta" version.

There was a new update related to Android's Facebook Messenger app this month. So two new updates for Android users.




When you wake up in the morning and swipe Facebook Home app, with that now you will get these four apps to swipe through and get along. Now swiping through photos from Facebook Home app with Flickr, Instagram , Tumblr and Pinterest.


To get this facility, you need to update both "Facebook for Android" and "Facebook Home for Android".


So now with Facebook Home app, get the latest photos from four added sites. 

 





Saturday, 5 October 2013

Facebook "ads" Instagram

Instagram, a popular photo-based social network, will now show Facebook ads in its feed. As stated by Bloomberg, Facebook will sell ads on the social network
This service will soon be introduced on smartphones in U.S. With the increase in users demands for wireless devices, it is seeking new ways to drive revenue from mobile devices. 
Instagram says, "Our aim is to make any advertisements you see feel as natural to Instagram as the photos and videos many of you already enjoy from your favorite brands.�
As in Facebook, less unwanted ads will be displayed in News Feeds. In the same manner, Instagram will also allow its users to hide whichever ads they do not like. 



Ads will be shown, but to hide or to watch them is in the hands of the user. 
Facebook has plans to earn more revenues from social media apps. A new way to attract revenue is from mobile users.In Facebook, you now know that there is feedback taken from users to find out which type of posts or ads are wanted and which are to be hidden. So they allow users to take a survey of the posts which range from 1 - 10 in every feedback survey. Users get less unwanted ads on their feed. With this act, Facebook is happy by displaying at least 2 or 3 ads and users are also happy that they can now see less ads. 

Going forward, Instagram too will give a chance to hide ads from the feed with the help of feedback.

What do you feel about this initiative taken by Facebook! Please share your comments - we would love to hear from you!