1. “Save” – A New Read It Later button
For Facebook
Facebook
recently announced a news
about the “save” button to save posts for later viewing. All the saved items
will be kept private, until you share them with the public.
It
will be like bookmarking.
Whenever
you like any news, picture, or story on Facebook, then you can bookmark them.
Time to time, Facebook will also remind you of the saved items if you have
forgotten to have a look at them for a while.
In
order to view the saved items, a new tab has been designed on the left side of
news feeds.
2. Facebook
now available on internet.org app
In
the whole world, 80% of the population uses cellular devices, yet only 30% use
the internet. That is due to the barriers on the internet. In order to make the
internet available to all the mobile users, internet.org has been introduced.
With the help of this app, mobile users can now easily browse services like
health, local information, and employment without any data charges. At first,
this app is only available to the Airtel users in Zambia, but will soon be
available to everyone.
This
app will basically provide access to the following services: -
- Airtel
- AccuWeather
- eZeLibrary
- Google Search
- Facts for Life
- Go Zambia Jobs
- Kokoliko
- Messenger
- MAMA (Mobile Alliance for Maternal Action)
- Wikipedia
- Zambia uReport
- WRAPP (Women’s Rights App)
3.
Live Rail on Facebook
Liverail
is a monetization platform for videos. It helps companies in serving their
advertisement better in the form of videos. Facebook acquired Liverail to make
the video ads better and more relevant.
LiveRail
is known for having robust technology focused on video ad sellers.
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