Facebook testing new photo uploader to snapchat iOS style; It includes text overlays and filters swipeable

According to reports, Facebook is testing a new uploader for IOS, which seems to have inspired some key features snapchat. This includes text overlay and swipeable filters. According to a report in TechCruch, "Since supply failed acquisition of Facebook, was observed snapchat grow and grow. His attempts to clone snapchat a whole, push and Slingshot, have failed. Meanwhile, the Japanese messaging application Line He has achieved great on the back of stickers. So Facebook is simply trying to bake the best of everything on your own. "

The report adds: "Those who have the new loader Facebook in iOS onslaught see the vertical line through your chosen photo, warning that can slide to adjust immediately shooting" "color correction" Auto "sepia, bright "Vintage Spring" Gold "Summer" orange "fall" muted "Winter" and the filter "snow" in black and white. Swiping feel satisfaction and makes quick adjacent filters is compared, although a little more difficult to choose between two that are not next to each other. "

In early 2012, Facebook was an snapchat acquisition, which was not accepted by snapchat. In a report published in Forbes magazine, "snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel described the meeting with the CEO of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg in 2012," He tried to pull the vision of the partners to snapchat-and described the new Facebook product, the push, a mobile application for sharing photos and make them disappear. It would debut within days. And in case there was any nuance lost, Zuckerberg would soon change the large sign outside its campus in Silicon Valley from its iconic thumbs up "like" symbol for thrust icon. Spiegel recalls: "It was basically like, 'Let's crush you.'"

The way forward for Facebook seems to be the acquisition of new services or service features clone can not afford.