You can add a new app to your daily doom scrolls, as Meta's Threads is now online. It's being dubbed the "Twitter Killer," and from the early data, it's proving to be a big success for Mark Zuckerberg ...

The new Threads feature lets you share your posts — or anyone else's — to your Instagram Story without leaving the Threads app.

The news was confirmed by the Threads team after some users noticed the change. Previously, even if you tapped on a video within the Threads app to view it in full screen, the app wouldn’t rotate for ...

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The feature was made available around the globe on Tuesday and allows users to search a topic or profile to curate their custom feeds. Users can now switch between the platform’s “For You,” “Following ...

Meta is taking another important step toward making Threads interoperable with the fediverse. The app now allows users to follow accounts from Mastodon and other fediverse apps directly from Threads, ...

Meta will begin testing ads on its Threads microblogging service with a few companies in the U.S. and Japan, the company said in a blog post Friday. The experiment marks Meta's first run at generating ...

Threads was born as a direct competitor to Twitter (now X) amidst all the controversy over the latter’s management change. Meta already said that it does not intend to turn Threads into another ...

Meta late Wednesday debuted a social media app called Threads that the social media giant describes as "Instagram's text-based conversation app." The new service, which looks set to compete with ...

As confirmed by Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri, the option to create Custom Feeds in the Threads app is now available to everyone around the world. The feature works in much the same way as the option to ...

Threads, Meta's rival to Elon Musk's X app, now has nearly 275 million monthly users, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Wednesday. "We continue to be on track towards this becoming our next major social app," ...