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Instagram Prepares Twitter Competitor for summer release

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According to a report by Bloomberg News, Instagram is getting ready to launch a text-based app that will compete with Twitter. Although the software, code-named “P92” or “Barcelona,” is still under development, it is anticipated to be made available sometime in the summer of 2023. The app will purportedly look and feel similar to Instagram, but it will emphasize text-based posts rather than visual ones. Users will be able to publish messages up to 500 characters long with links, images, and videos that they may also attach. Many Twitter-like features,…

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Instagram introduces Live video and disappearing messages

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After Instagram copied Snapchat and then differentiated itself by adding Boomerangs, mentions, and URLs, now the company is at it again. Live Video on Instagram Stories Starting today, the company is rolling out ephemeral Live video and messages. The first is arguably the most interesting addition and brings one of Facebook’s big features to the photo sharing app. When you’re creating a story, you’ll soon be able to swipe over to a new ‘Live’ button, offering a way for users to hop into a live stream. When someone starts streaming,…

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New algorithm Which identifies the depressed individuals by their Instagram photos

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  One of the curious things about color is that we associate it with emotions. Intuitively, we tend to link darker, grayer colors with negative moods and brighter, lighter colors with positive ones. Indeed, researchers have found that people suffering from depression prefer darker colors. That raises the fascinating possibility that it might be possible to diagnose depression  en masse by analyzing the photos people post to social-media sites such as Instagram. But how reliable could such an approach ever be? Today, we get an answer thanks to the work…

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