The social network will make its employees use Android phones instead of iPhones in a bid to better understand emerging markets.
We round up trends from across the globe that had us scratching our heads.
The social network develops a lightweight video advert option for emerging markets, where connection is limited.
Social media sizzles with strong opinions on the WHO report that finds bacon and other processed meats to be carcinogenic.
The social network lifts restrictions within its Messenger app to allow users to make contact with anyone else on the service.
The social network expands its notifications centre to include smart and customisable reminders.
Users will still be able to access Mxit, despite the company closing up shop and donating its intellectual property to The Reach Trust.
The mobile social network's users will still be able to access its services, despite Mxit donating its IP and technology assets to The Reach Trust.
The social network rolls out search features that allow public posts and conversations to be easily found by all users.
The biggest online video portal will now offer a paid subscription service, allowing users to access exclusive content and ad-free videos.
The social network will allow users to post polls to the site as a new way for them to engage with followers.
Traditional media is unable to keep up with nation-wide student protests as students take to social media to mobilise.