Houseparty app icon is seen displayed on phone screen in this illustration photo taken in Poland on … [+] March 23, 2020. (Photo by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images) NurPhoto via Getty Images Zoom might just have some competition in Houseparty, the video conferencing app that’s owned by Epic Games, makers of Fortnite. Due to […]
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Has the Houseparty app been hacked or is sabotage to blame? NurPhoto via Getty Images Houseparty is one of the must-have apps for people self-isolating or in lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic. With more than 10 million downloads from Google Play, and daily downloads increasing from 24,795 per day on February 15 to an astonishing
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According to a new report, Facebook was looking to acquire multi-participant streaming app Houseparty last year. Source link
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The creator of popular online game 'Fortnite' has acquired group live-streaming app Houseparty, which has seen a steady rise in attention among younger audiences. Source link
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Popular group video chat app Houseparty is looking to take a new route towards revenue generation. Source link
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The popularity of group live-streaming is on the rise, with Houseparty, from the makers of Meerkat, now at 20 million users, and leading the charge. That’s caught the attention of Facebook, which, instead of letting Houseparty gain significant traction and become a problem (ala Snapchat) is looking to fend off potential competition by developing their own
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