WhatsApp takes on SnapChat with new camera features
WhatsApp has revealed an update to its in-app camera that will enable users to draw and write on images as well as add emoji – directly competing with similar features in SnapChat.The update, which is being made available to users on Android first, with iPhone to follow, gives users the power to add some creativity to selfies and other images before they send them in WhatsApp.Prominent SnapChat users though will recognise the features as being similar to what you're already capable of doing in the time-sensitive photo-sharing app.
WhatsApp introduces two new features to customize photos, videos
Instant mobile messaging app WhatsApp today introduced new ways to customise and enhance the photos and videos you share with friends and family.The new camera feature would allow you to write or draw on photos and videos as well as add emojis to express yourself."Now, when you capture a new photo or video or share one which is already on your phone, you will automatically see the new editing tools," WhatsApp said in its blog post.
WhatsApp introduces new camera features
WhatsApp introduces new camera featuresThe new camera features will roll out on Android phones starting Tuesday and on Apple iPhones soonInstant mobile messaging app on Tuesday introduced new ways to customise and enhance the photos and videos you share with friends and family around the world.With WhatsApp's new features, people can now write or draw on photos and videos as well as add emojis to express themselves."Now, when you capture a new photo or video or share one which is already on your phone, you will automatically see the new editing tools," said in a post.
WhatsApp launches new Snapchat-style editing tools so you can write, draw and add emojis to you photos
WhatsApp has announced it is introducing new photo-editing tools, letting you write, draw and add emojis to your pictures and videos - just like on Snapchat.The Facebook-owned messaging app said that the new tools will appear automatically when you capture a new photo or video, or share one that's already on your phone."Whether you're drawing a big red heart to show how much you miss someone or adding your favorite emoji - sometimes a picture really is worth a thousand words," the company said in a blog post .
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