Meta announced on Tuesday it's rolling out the ability for Messenger users to create shared albums in chats, send photos in high-definition, and share larger files up to 100MB in size.

Messenger is getting HD video calls and voice isolation, both of which can be enabled via the call settings menu. HD calls are now the default for calls placed over Wi-Fi, Meta says, and an option ...

Meta’s Facebook Messenger received an important update this week with a great addition for its users. From now on, users can upload HD photos, as well as other larger files.

In addition to HD photos, Meta now also allows you to create shared albums on Facebook Messenger. You can create albums to share with your family, friends, coworkers, or whoever you want in there.

Facebook Messenger now supports 360 degree photos and HD videos. In order to send and receive this content, you must update your Messenger client to the newest version, and be using Android or iOS.

However, you’ll need to activate HD video calls while using mobile data from Messenger settings. Regarding audio quality, Messenger is now receiving noise cancellation settings.

Messenger has rolled out a suite of new features aimed at improving the voice call and video call experience. These updates include AI-powered backgrounds, HD video calls, noise suppression, and ...