New app Honk targets Gen Z with real-time texting

New app Honk targets Gen Z with real-time texting

Honk is attempting to corner those weary of Facebook’s monopoly on mobile communication, offering real-time texting more akin to Snapchat than Messenger. Ever sent a friend or potential love interest a risky message and regretted it? Perhaps a meme on the group chat that went down like a lead...

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Instagram ups its creative tools for Reels and Stories

Instagram ups its creative tools for Reels and Stories

Following on from September’s convenient updates, Instagram is swiftly rolling out the next batch of creative features for Reels and Stories. It’s no secret that Instagram is dead set on challenging TikTok to become numero uno in the vertical video space, and this week’s tweaks to Reels and Stories, minor...

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Klima: the new app simplifying carbon offsetting

Klima: the new app simplifying carbon offsetting

Offsetting carbon emissions alone won’t save the planet, but it certainly has a significant role to play. At the helm of this is ingenious new app Klima, designed to simplify the process. For some reason, the concept of small change for big sustainable impact is often met with criticism. Ardent climate warriors suggest that offsetting carbon emissions is just an excuse for huge corporations and governments to avoid making wholesale...

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Will Snapchat’s tweet integration up cross-connectivity on social media?

Will Snapchat’s tweet integration up cross-connectivity on social media?

Twitter has revealed iOS users can now display tweets within their Snapchat Stories. Is this the beginning of social platforms playing nice? In a single move sure to freshen up Twitter’s user base and simultaneously bring a more mature audience to Snapchat, iOS users will now be able to display clickable tweet previews within their Snapchat Stories. Naturally, social media platforms rarely play nice. Each big player – whether we’re talking...

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WhatsApp ‘Carts’ could seriously harm e-commerce start-ups

WhatsApp ‘Carts’ could seriously harm e-commerce start-ups

WhatsApp’s new in-app feature ‘Carts’ is set to make online shopping easier for its 2 billion user base. Small e-commerce start-ups are real concerned. Just in time for the holiday season, WhatsApp has this week announced plans to roll out a new in-app shopping feature called Carts which allows buyers to group multiple purchases into a single message. Tech really is all about convenience these days. Those who keep up with...

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