The social networking Goliath is also planning to show off “richer” media, including larger images and blown-up videos, Stein said.
“Zuckerberg is keen on design perspective,” Stein said, speaking about Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s wunderkind CEO. Stein added that Facebook is likely trying to mimic the features that make photo sharing networks so popular.
“I think they are going to put bigger photos in that feed so that it feels more like an Instagram or Pinterest,” he said. “It’s kind of like taking a bit of Flipboard and Twitter and putting it into Facebook.
Facebook declined to comment on any specifics regarding the changes to the feed. However, in a quarterly earnings call, Zuckerberg hinted of changes to images and video.