Facebook-owned Instagram is now working on new vertical feed for Stories, the way TikTok first used and Reels on Instagram has already cloned the feature.<\/p>\n
According to a TechCrunch report, navigating with vertical swipes up and down would make Stories experience more like Reels, recently launched by Facebook to compete with the Chinese short-video making app.<\/p>\n
Vertical swiping feels more natural than taps and horizontal flicks, the way we do on smartphones and other apps.<\/p>\n
The “Vertical Stories” feature on Instagram was spotted by Alessandro Paluzzi who shared the discovery on his Twitter account.<\/p>\n
“Now you can swipe up and down to browse stories”.<\/p>\n
The feature is not live yet.<\/p>\n
Instagram confirmed to TechCrunch on Wednesday that the feature is being developed but is not available for the public at the moment.<\/p>\n
“This is an early prototype and is not currently testing on Instagram,” a company spokesperson was quoted as saying.<\/p>\n
Short video making app Instagram Reels is rolling out a new update allowing users to make 30-second videos instead of 15 seconds.<\/p>\n
The company has also increased the timer from 3 seconds to 10 seconds. It is also adding trim and delete clips options to make editing simpler.<\/p>\n
After the departure of Tik Tok, Instagram Reels became the most popular app for young Indians as 7 in 10 (18-29 age group) said they would like to use Reels as a platform for video sharing.<\/p>\n
Nearly 68 per cent TikTok content creators said they are likely to switch to Indian or non-Chinese versions of video-sharing apps, according to data provided by YouGov, Internet-based market research and data analytics firm.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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