Monday, 3 October 2016

Facebook launches Messenger Lite app for basic Android phones

Facebook has come out with a "lite" version of its Messenger app, in a bid to reach users in emerging markets where mobile internet connections are slow. In a blog post published Monday, the company described Facebook Messenger Lite as a "slimmed down version of Messenger" designed for basic Android phones with low memory. The app rolls out today to users in Kenya, Tunisia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and Venezuela, before expanding to other markets in coming months.

The announcement marks Facebook's latest effort to expand its reach in developing countries, following the launch of Facebook Lite, a stripped-down version of its flagship app, and Free Basics, which allows users to access certain websites that don't count against their monthly...

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