Facebook has released an update for iOS app with new features and improvements.
Facebook 6.1.1 brings new features such as the ability to save, share or make profile picture while viewing photos.
Last month Facebook released the Facebook 6.0 update for iPhone and iPad that brought popular features such as Chat Heads and Stickers from Facebook Home for Android.
Due to limitations of iOS, Facebook couldn’t bring the Home experience that it offers on Android smartphones. While it was good news for some of us, who didn’t want our smartphone experience to center around Facebook, there are some users who were disappointed.
Back in April, Facebook had released a major update for its iOS app that brought the iconic Chat Heads and stickers feature from Facebook Home for Android.
Facebook has now released an update for its standalone messenger app, which brings the popular Stickers feature. Facebook Messenger 2.4 will also let you delete conversations in the Inbox by swiping, which has been added back on popular demand.
Earlier in the month, Facebook released a major update for its iOS app that brought iconic features such as Chat Heads, Stickers from Facebook Home for Android to the iPhone and iPad.
However, due to the limitations of iOS, Facebook hasn’t been able to bring Chat Heads system-wide.
Facebook today released a major update to its iOS app, bumping the version number to 6.0 and adding a number of new features, one of which is Chat Heads, a new take at chat notifications.
In its release notes, the company noted that the feature would be rolled out to everyone in the next few weeks, but if you’re curious like us and want to get access to Chat Heads right now, read on.
Do you want Facebook Home on your iPhone? Facebook will be releasing a new version of its iPhone and iPad app that will bring some of the iconic features such as Chat Heads to the iPhone and iPad.
Last week, Facebook launched Facebook Home for Android, which transforms an Android phone into a Facebook/social phone.
When Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was asked about Facebook Home for iOS during the Q&A session after the presentation earlier in the month, he briefly mentioned that it would require a direct partnership with Apple.
Facebook Home is going to launch tomorrow.
What is it? It’s a replacement Android launcher that takes over nearly every part of your phone. It changes your lock screen, it changes your home screen, it changes your app launcher, and it also installs this neat little messaging client called “Chat Heads”.
Yesterday, Facebook unveiled Home for Android, which transforms an Android phone into a Facebook/social phone.
If you’re wondering or terrified about Facebook Home coming to iOS, especially since it is deeply integrated in iOS then we’ve some good news or bad news depending on which party you belong to.