08-28-2015, 04:35 PM
NEW DELHI: Social
networking giant
Facebook said it
was introducing a
new standalone
app called Moments which would
enable users to
share photos
privately.
"Syncing photos
with the Moments app is a private way to give photos to
friends and get the photos you want.
Moments groups the photos on your
phone based on when they were
taken and, using facial recognition
technology, which friends are in them," Facebook said in a release.
"You can then privately sync those
photos quickly and easily with specific
friends, and they can choose to sync
their photos with you as well. Now,
you and your friends have all the
photos you took together," it said.
The app also has the ability to make
beautiful movie compilations of best
photos, synchronised to music, that
the user can quickly customise and
share with friends. The app was developed in the
Facebook Creative Labs and is
available for download on Android
and iOS platforms.
networking giant
Facebook said it
was introducing a
new standalone
app called Moments which would
enable users to
share photos
privately.
"Syncing photos
with the Moments app is a private way to give photos to
friends and get the photos you want.
Moments groups the photos on your
phone based on when they were
taken and, using facial recognition
technology, which friends are in them," Facebook said in a release.
"You can then privately sync those
photos quickly and easily with specific
friends, and they can choose to sync
their photos with you as well. Now,
you and your friends have all the
photos you took together," it said.
The app also has the ability to make
beautiful movie compilations of best
photos, synchronised to music, that
the user can quickly customise and
share with friends. The app was developed in the
Facebook Creative Labs and is
available for download on Android
and iOS platforms.