Facebook is introducing face recognition in Europe

Scrolling on my Facebook Timeline today, I spotted a notification from Facebook among friends’ updates saying: Hi Oana, we’re always working to make Facebook better, so we’re adding more ways to use face recognition besides just suggesting tags. For example, face recognition technology can do things like: • Find photos you’re in but haven’t been … Continue reading →

Facebook Messenger Codes

In April this year, Facebook announced a couple of changes for its Messenger, as it reached 900 million active users monthly. You can read more details here, but the summary of that would be: Messenger codes: these are similar to QR codes that you can add to your profile. Other people can scan them and … Continue reading →

Twitter breaks the 140 characters limit

Twitter has confirmed that it’s going to allow more than 140 characters on tweets in the coming months. There’s a trick though. The message itself will continue to be 140 characters long, but Twitter handles at the beginning of a message (@oanasandu writes a post) and photos will no longer be counted down. Links however … Continue reading →

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