Snapchat is updating its app with new tweaks to personalize the in-app experience and make it more fun and engaging.
Twitter is testing a new feature in Turkey that gives users the ability to react to Tweets with more than just a "Like."
Twitter is reportedly working on the rollout of Emoji reactions and a new downvote button, and no, still not an edit button.
Twitter has restarted work on a new feature that would let users react to tweets with Emoji. The first time the company tested this was back in 2015.
Another small update, but a cool one nonetheless! Instagram has announced that you can now reply to Stories with GIFs from GIPHY.
No edit button, but Twitter has now announced the launch of emoji reactions in Direct Messages.
After bringing reactions to group boards last month, Pinterest is now testing reactions on videos as well.
LinkedIn is introducing Reactions, 5 new ways to express how you feel and interact with the content you see in your feed.
A new "plane" reaction appeared on Facebook yesterday. But the company says it was an error, and it's not here to stay.
It seems like the wait could be over. We are finally getting a dislike button on Facebook. Just not where we had imagined it to be. Reactions have been a success for Facebook, and the the company is …
Reactions turned one the other day, and have been used over 300 billion times. Facebook is about to use the information it has been harvesting, to update its News Feed once again. Facebook is constantly updating …
It's not news when I say that Facebook stores and analyses all of your data, including statuses and reactions to post. With every click, Facebook builds your profile, and feeds it back to its AI machines that …
Facebook launched Reactions to all back in February and whether they are actually a success is unclear. There have been contradicting views on this, and as I came across two just the other day. I have found …
I love pancakes. As much as I love change. Especially when it's good stuff being added to platforms I already love. So I, for one, saw the global launch of Facebook Reactions as one of …
Reactions are finally here for everyone. And while most users agree that they are good news, some marketers have already voiced their "concern" over a "new metric." While I'm sure there could be an endless discussion …
Facebook has changed, forever. With the global rollout of reactions, the "Like" button will now have to share the spotlight with other emotions. You may want to show you found something funny or surprising, or …
As you know Twitter suddenly replaced the fav button with a heart - or "like" - a week or so ago. And of course, it did not take long before that kickstarted an online debate. …
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You Can Now Use Reactions On Facebook Comments
The emotional transformation is now complete: after posts and Messenger, reactions have now made their way to our comments. It was a matter of time, and it's only the logical continuity of what Facebook started a little over …