News & Reviews:   Mark Zuckerberg

It can be a hassle to carry 2 phones at once. Especially, when it comes to work. That’s because WhatsApp only allows one account on one phone. However, that will change very soon.

Back in July, WhatsApp Channels was launched in Malaysia to have private broadcasts with your customers or fans. Just a few hours ago, Mark Zuckerberg announced that WhatsApp Channels will finally be rolling out globally with more new channels that people can follow. 

WhatsApp desktop has been around for quite a long time. In fact, it's been around even before 2020. Apple Mac users were left wondering if it would ever come but it's official. Mark Zuckerberg has confirmed the new WhatsApp app for Mac. 

If you still use Threads, you would have heard the news about Meta launching a web version. Well, looks like it's happening and according to Meta spokesperson Christine Pai and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, it's now rolling out for the next few days.

Today, Mark Zuckerberg announced two new features for WhatsApp. The CEO of Meta says video calls in Landscape mode and screen sharing are now possible on the app. That said, how can you benefit from these features?

Today, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg finally announced that Threads will have a new Following feature update. It was confirmed on his Instagram broadcast channel, where Threads users can check out posts of people that they follow instead of random accounts. 

As the title suggests, the WhatsApp smartwatch app is now available on Wear OS. It was announced by Mark Zuckerberg a few hours ago via his Meta Channel broadcast.

Recently, Twitter threatened to sue Meta over its rival platform Threads. Now, Elon Musk’s social media platform company is further taking steps against the new app by blocking all of its links on Twitter’s search function.

Yes, this isn't an April's Fool Day joke at all. It seems that both Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg from Twitter and Facebook respectively want a piece of each other. How did it all end up like this and will it really happen? Read down below on how the heck all this started. 

The update is finally here. Mark Zuckerberg has just announced that you can now edit your WhatsApp messages if there's a typo or mistake in your sentence. However, you can only do so for up to 15 minutes after.