It’s official, Meta Threads is here to stay, as the app has been able to climb back up the rankings to become one of the most popular social media platforms. This is because it’s constantly adding new ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Meta’s X competitor is introducing features for brands and creators. Meta’s X competitor is introducing features ...

Meta’s “Twitter killer” Threads launched new features this week, aimed at improving users’ ability to manage their timelines and increase their audiences. On Thursday, Threads announced an “insights” ...

Threads is expanding the official communities list to over 200 groups, with even greater granularity, and a couple of ...

Meta-owned microblogging platform, Threads, is expanding its community spaces by introducing new features. On Monday, the company announced to test two community features, “flairs,” which will allow ...

Threads is testing two of their “most requested” features with a limited number of people. The Meta-owned social media wants to bring a “save drafts” feature and a camera that is available to use when ...

Meta is currently testing a couple of capabilities for Threads, which Instagram head Adam Mosseri describes as some of the "most requested" features for the social network. One of these experimental ...

Meta wants Threads to be the place where podcast fans and creators meet. With native episode previews and growing creator ...

Meta's microblogging app Threads is focused on bulking up its app in order to retain its user base and compete with similar apps like X, formerly known as Twitter. After launching a trending topics ...

Several social networks have popped up over the past couple of years, many of them aiming for a Twitter-like (now X-like) experience without the baggage that Elon Musk brings to the platform. Meta, ...

Threads, the Twitter-like app from Instagram, is shaping up to look more like its competitor X with the recent launches of trending topics, an in-app camera, drafts, and as of today, a bookmarking ...

Everybody hates spoilers. Whether we're talking about TV shows or sports, the simple fact is that people like to be surprised. The problem, though, is that if you spend any amount of time online, it's ...