Facebook is revamping its in-app video hub to give its content an Instagram-style makeover. The changes will bring Reels’ editing tools to all Facebook videos, as well as a new “Explore” section to ...

FACEBOOK is launching its TikTok-style short video feature Reels to more than 150 countries, including the UK. The social media giant’s owner Meta said Tuesday that it was expanding the tool worldwide ...

If there was ever any doubt about just how much of a threat TikTok poses to Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg recently cleared things up when he cited the competitor as the reason Facebook lost users for the ...

Facebook announced on Tuesday that all videos on its platform will soon be shared as reels, regardless of their length or orientation. Up until now, users have been able to share both video posts and ...

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Facebook is doing more imitation in what’s sincerest form of flattery to the massively popular TikTok app, which now has 1 billion monthly users. A little more than a year after the launch of ...

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Meta is now turning all Facebook videos shared on the platform into Reels. As of writing, users may still upload either a video or a reel, but Meta is now changing this. With this, all videos on ...

It’s dropping length restrictions for Facebook reels, too. It’s dropping length restrictions for Facebook reels, too. is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The Verge in ...

After publicly launching in the U.S. this past September, Facebook Reels today is becoming globally available in more than 150 countries. The feature, which is a key part of Meta’s response to the ...

Shoving these videos at us is a little bit sad, a little bit brilliant — and very much worth watching. By Shira Ovide This article is part of the On Tech newsletter. Here is a collection of past ...