Instagram Now Allowing Businesses To Schedule Their Posts

Having a social media account as a business is a valuable tool in one’s arsenal. This allows businesses to reach out to their customers on a wider scale, promote products, announcement promotions, events, and so on. In some ways it can be more effective than traditional advertisements.

Now it looks like Facebook is giving businesses on Instagram a new tool that they can use, which comes in the form of scheduled posts (via TechCrunch). As it stands Facebook allows Pages to schedule posts for a certain time and date, but that feature has never been available on Instagram until now.

We suppose the closest thing Instagram got to scheduled posts came in the form of Drafts, which allowed users to create a post without posting it and saving it for later, although admittedly that doesn’t really feel the same. However oddly enough this particular feature isn’t baked into the Instagram app directly, but rather it comes in the form of an API that third-party apps can use.

Facebook claims that this API is open to all of the company’s marketing partners, with Hootsuite being one of the first partners to take advantage of this. We’re not sure if there are plans to eventually bake the feature into the app, but until then it looks like only larger organizations will be able to fully take advantage of this.

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Apple Supplier Claims iPhone X Production Cuts Have Been Overstated

Recently there have been reports claiming that due to the iPhone X performing poorly, Apple has apparently cut production of the iPhone X by half. Whether or not those report are true is anyone’s guess, but at least one of Apple’s suppliers has refuted those claims, suggesting that they have been overstated.

Japanese company Murata claims that despite there being reports of production being halved, they themselves have not seen any orders drop significantly, at least not on the scale that the previous report is claiming. For those unfamiliar, this is based on a report from Nikkei earlier this week where they claim that the iPhone X’s production will be halved for the first three months of the year down to about 20 million units.

When asked about the report, Yoshitaka Fujita, vice chairman of Murata said, “Our understanding is that it is not that great.” Of course we’ll probably need some official figures from Apple in order to get a better idea of how well the iPhone X is doing, and so far the unofficial reports seem to be all over the place.

Some are claiming that in certain markets the iPhone X is doing extremely well, while other reports are suggesting otherwise. Even Apple’s online store seemed to get back on track in terms of shipping estimates fairly quickly for the iPhone X versus previous models which sometimes had delayed shipping estimates for weeks to months on end.

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