Snapchat video messaging comes to the stable Android app
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The popular self-destructing message app Snapchat just got a nice new feature on Android. We told you recently that video messaging had come to the beta version of Snapchat, but now the update has gone live and the video messaging feature has made it to the stable version of the app in the Google Play Store.
Video messages are limited to just 10 seconds in length, and carry a 1 to 10 second self-destruct option. The app still offers the same options for text messages and images can be sent to contacts on the same timer anywhere from 1 to 10 seconds. And, the app will notify the person who sent you the message if you attempt to take a screenshot in order to save the message.
The update also includes a new notification system, which gives users more control over what kind of alerts are shown. The app is also supposedly faster and more reliable.
If you want to give it a shot, Snapchat is available for free in the Google Play Store.
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7 Comments
1. MC1123 posted on 21 Feb 2013, 22:05 0 2
why would people want some app that will self-distruct! if you want a decent video chat go for skype or viber, if you still have friends with symbian with them, go for fring!
3. Lucas777 posted on 21 Feb 2013, 22:20 1 0
just for quick videos and photos.. makes conversations more interesting
4. Jphones posted on 21 Feb 2013, 22:20 2 0
um jack its for x rated images and videos. So theres no evidence of the image or video. Best idea for an app in awhile don't feel bad that nobody wants to send you an x pik
2. Reluctant_Human posted on 21 Feb 2013, 22:06 2 0
I love that the logo is a ghost. Warning incoming penis sighting. BOO!
5. joseph98 posted on 21 Feb 2013, 22:30 0 0
I am curious if I connect my phone through an HDMI cable to DVR and start recording the incoming video then how it will know?
6. Reluctant_Human posted on 21 Feb 2013, 22:38 0 0
That's a long way to go when there are so many free porn sites..
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