The future of Telegram messenger - Telegram X
Telegram was launched back in August of 2013, and since then has made its way onto every OS imaginable, including Linux and macOS
"Our mission is to make Telegram faster, slicker and easier to use with each passing month. Competition is the soul of progress, so at first we got plenty of inspiration from other messengers that spurred us on. But as years passed, we saw less and less innovation coming from competitors, who now seem content merely to adapt Telegram features to their platforms with an average lag of two years.
The Telegram X project features apps written from scratch, with an entirely new code base and without all the legacy components that our older apps have accumulated through the years"
Telegram X is coming with some new features while also overhauling some of the already existing ones. Swiping commands have been introduced for a quicker interaction with the app, examples being swiping between chats/calls on the main screen and swiping right on any message to bring the forwarding menu. Reworked music player and profile pages are also part of the package. A new mode has been introduced, giving you the option to remove chat bubbles and use the freed up space for better placement of the text and media in the messages instead.
The current version of Telegram is one of the most fully-fledged messengers, offering distinctive features such as self-destructing messages, the ability to edit already sent messages and lock chats with a password. Telegram has over 180 million users monthly, as of December 2017, making it one of the most popular messengers on the market.
Telegram X is already available for iOS, but has been pulled off the App Store due to a content-related issue and Android version will hit the Play Store next week, the company says.
source: Telegram
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