One of the most popular instant messaging, no doubt, was BlackBerry Messenger, before the big boom that has currently WhatsApp. Since BlackBerry announced its expansion to other platforms has created great expectations both in technology circles as among users. Now the wait ended, BlackBerry Messenger is available for iOS and Android platforms from September 2013, as well as the company.
In the initial version of the application, iOS and Android users can share photos, voice notes and participate in groups up to 30 people. In addition, by the end of 2013 BlackBerry plans to have the ability to make video calls.
Meanwhile, the iOS and Android users can add to your contacts via PIN, email, SMS or by scanning the QR code, regardless of platform. Android users can connect using NFC (Near Field Communication) which allows the exchange of data between phones wirelessly.
“For BlackBerry, messaging and collaboration are inseparable from the mobile experience, and time is certainly adequate for BBM to become a mobile platform. We are excited to offer iOS and Android users the ability to join the BBM community, “said Andrew Bocking, vice president of product BlackBerry.
BlackBerry Messenger which currently has 60 million active users, is awaiting approval from Apple and Google for these authorized its availability in the App Store and Play Store. If approved discharge could be done for free from September.
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