Facebook’s iOS app has been updated to version 5.1, and while it doesn’t say it on the iTunes page, photo filters is among the new features. This comes just days after a report in The New York Times said Twitter was readying photo filters for its own mobile apps, to compete with the Facebook-owned Instagram.
The Facebook Camera app launched in May. It lets you add filters to your snaps, but now Facebook has embedded the function into its main app, effectively rendering its Camera one obsolete.
Filters like Contrast, Copper, Cream, and Black and White can be added by tapping the magic wand below the photo.
Facebook has also added the ability to upload multiple photos from within the main app. So you can share a folder of snaps at once, without having to upload each individually.
You can now buy Facebook Gifts through the iOS app, too. Previously, iOS users could only unwrap Gifts they’d received, while Android and web users could send them to others. So now iOS users have no excuse.
Source: TechCrunch
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