Facebook Messenger For iOS And Android Updated, Features In-App Notifications, Ability To Share Large Images

Before, during, and after the fundamental IPO, Facebook has been working more difficult to create some sort of reputation in mobile space. For many its wondrous web endeavors, Mark Zuckerberg’s company has not had an opportunity, until now, to repeat the dominance inside the devices nowadays, which has been the proverbialelephant within the room for just a short good a few years now.


The purchase of Instagram and get a seemingly excessive amount doesn't have the symptoms of papered over the cracks, and naturally the world's primary social networking is an expert in frantically on mobile app development in order to prove the machine has what it takes to appease consumers (and now, shareholders) rocking devices.


The introduction of the Facebook Photo app was particularly strange provided the acquisition of Instagram, nevertheless it did show Facebook was happy to exercise every possible avenue in order to build its fragile reputation.


Now, improvements happen to provided another separate Facebook-based app “-Facebook Messenger - so you can increase the experience for consumers. The release notes boast a variety of changes, such as the the flit between numerous conversations attributable to in-app notifications, a new feature which allows friends of friends to generally be found in conversations, and naturally the power to share bigger photos.


While acknowledging that, we remain skeptical you want it the app will deliver, and given Facebook's dismal reputation, I think that assumption is more than reasonable.


Together with the obvious new features, the app is known to load faster, offers more reliable push notifications, and fixes lingering bugs; however when again, we'll give it a radical test before we unleash the confetti.


With nigh-on a billion active users, the advantage of building decent mobile apps to supplement Facebook can not be emphasized enough. Moreover, the ad revenue generated through mobile doesn't quite reach the heights it ought to, so despite Facebook managing to all-but retain its initial share price, there's still plenty of work to be done.


Download Facebook Messenger [Google Play Link]
Download Facebook Messenger [iTunes Store]
 

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