Twitter has finally made an official announcement of bringing a new mobile video experience and group messaging to its users. With the video experience, it provides users the ability to record, edit and share videos instantly within the native mobile app.
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The comments on the market indicate that it is just a front-end for touch.facebook.com. But, I'm not sure if that is the case. I can't find access to facebook chat on the touch site.
BTW, Meebo seems to do facebook chat fairly well once you connect once from their desktop website.
BTW, it's against XDA rules to ask for a free copy of a paid app.
I think BLOO is a great FB client.
Hello I'm Jen Diamond
I would like to let you know about Chatwing which provides
free chatrooms and it has many more features than this
chatroom we are currently speaking in
Chatwing will let us login with our facebook ,
google, twitter, and even Yahoo accounts also...
as moderator you have the ability to ban users
and delete messages instantly from the chat with 1 click
you can put a background image design if you want .. any pic
also, chatwing allows you to embed youtube videos or images
if you want to let users do this..
and most importantly in a Radio, you can put an mp3 music inside the chatbox..
for more info just reply to my message.
Thank you ^_^
ChatWing.com
Hello everyone,
I have been working on a messaging app and have the first beta out. It's a simple messaging app, runs extremely fast and has the following features :
Sync text messages with your tablet (Send/Receive messages from your tablet) Send messages, group messages and pictures over data with other Messaging+ users. Send/Receive text messages from the web site.
You can check out the screenshots here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.686315444751222.1073741829.670978792951554&type=3
If you are interested in becoming a beta tester, please join our Google+ Beta tester community here: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/105068075764363660533
Thank you and looking forward to your participation.
Post pictures here. And unprivate the gplus community
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Requested to join G+ community to check it out. But as previous poster said, you should really post pics here and make the G+ page open to join!
Hi, I published an app that allows you to read all Whatsapp received messages without opening whatsapp application, so without updating your last access and delivering the two blue ticks! You’ll see messages grouped by sender (single or groups chats)!
The application's name is Mod Edit: name removed , look for it in the Play Store!
If you use the WhatsApp widget on your home screen then you are able to read all messages sent to you on WhatsApp without any extra application.
I'll never pay something that the app itself already has. The Whatsapp Notification Widget practically does the same job without downloading any third party app. Also you're not able to post a paid app in XDA without a free or tailored version of it. Cheers.
Thread closed until a free version Is available to XDA members.
Studies have shown that smartphone users message each other back and forth much more than they make calls. Users need a good messenger app. It's a big choice, so here are two of our favorites.
WhatsApp
WhatsApp, the ubiquitous chat app, has been installed on over one billion smartphones. And it's always improving user experience, adding new features and becoming more secure. What makes it number one? Everyone uses it, simple as that. If you already use
WhatsApp, then you should check out our favorite WhatsApp tips and tricks.
Telegram
No messaging app comes close to the number of users WhatsApp has, but there are some great alternatives out there. Telegram is one of them. The free app has end-to-end encryption, does group chats and is a pioneer of chatbots. Unlike some other messengers, you can use it on multiple devices. Read our full review of Telegram
Copypasta? "Full review" where?
Nevermind. This looks like closing material.