Android users get video rewind filter on Snapchat

Last year, Snapchat introduced some fun filters that let you play around with your video snaps. One feature missing on Android was the Rewind filter. As its name suggests, it just lets you record snaps and play these in reverse. Now, Android users finally get to play around with this filter. Just swipe right after recording a video until you stumble on the three reverse arrows to create your own reverse videos. Update your Snapchat app to the latest version to get to play around with this.

Source: Android Central | Download: Google Play Store (Free)

Burberry to show off new collection on Snapchat

Burberry demonstrates how technologically adept they are. The British fashion house will be giving fans a glimpse of its Spring 2016 collection ahead of the London Fashion Week. The brand will even be showing behind-the-scenes snaps to show how they prepare for the big show. The snaps should start showing up on September 20th, Sunday, at 2 p.m. eastern. Burberry will even be making use of Snapchat's Live Stories feature, which has posts disappear after 24 hours, to show its followers what's happening at the fashion show. 

Source: Engadget 

Get more emojis and use up less data with Snapchat

The latest Snapchat update for iOS and Android brings even more emojis to you, while saving up on the data you consume while on the go. The new Sticker Picker menu lets you put as many emojis as you want anywhere on the screen. You’re no longer restricted to keeping it in line with the text. The new Travel Mode, meanwhile, stops the app from preloading data-intensive Stories when you’re using your cellular connection instead of Wi-Fi. If you want to view a specific Story, you just have to tap on the specific item. This feature can be accessed through the Manage screen via the gear icon on the top right corner.

Source: Engadget | Download: Apple App Store (Free) + Google Play Store (Free)

Snapchat won’t be coming to the Apple Watch

If you’ve been waiting to be able to see Snapchat snaps from your Apple Watch, you might be in for a real long wait. According to the messaging app’s CEO Evan Spiegel, they don’t intend to make an Apple Watch version of its app. “Why would you look at a small picture [on your wrist] when you can look at a large one on your phone?” Spiegel asked.

Spiegel said the company intends to focus more on the camera, photo editing tools, messaging, and content. They’re even working on getting rid of the need to hold your finger on the screen to watch videos.

Source: Cult of Mac