According to TechCrunch, Facebook's tech allows your drawings to wrap around objects like mailboxes and tables in the real world. However, its implementation is still far from perfect, and it can only adapt to the contours of an object when it's in optimal lighting conditions and the tech is absolutely sure what it's looking at. As for Boomerang, TC says the beloved Instagram feature could replace Camera's looping GIF-maker that Facebook launched some time ago, since that one's not quite as polished.

Whether these additions can entice more people to post Stories directly on Facebook instead of simply cross-posting from Instagram remains to be seen. Unlike Instagram's Snapchat clone, which has more users than Snapchat itself, Facebook's hasn't been as successful. That has prompted the social network to make Stories available to brands, to merge it with Messenger Day (yet another Snapchat-like feature) and to mull over the possibility of allowing users to create Stories on PC.