Popular instant messenger Snapchat has just received a new update that gives it the ability to capture video and share them. The feature was in beta for a long time, but is now available to the public.
The iOS version of Snapchat got the video functionality almost 4 months ago and a lot of Android users have been asking for it. And it’s finally here, with the Snapchat 2.0 update for Android. You can now capture videos, set a timer for when you want the video to self-destruct and share it with friends.
Making Snapchat video for Android has been exciting, but has also had its fair share of challenges. The Android phones that many of us use were never designed with Snapchat in mind, and that can be tough when developing a hardware-based application. The video feeds and playback behavior can differ greatly – often with no guarantees or warnings.
Apart from that, the updated Snapchat app also gets new notifications, settings, faster in-app navigation and a slew of bug fixes. Snapchat for Android supports devices running Android 2.2 and above, but you may face problems with certain devices. Available at the Google Play Store for free.
It's not snapchat for Samsung Galaxy Tab 2.10! Please get it as fast as you can!
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