Facebook is rolling out an update to Messenger Lite for Android that brings video chats to those with lower-end phones or dodgy internet connections. You can have the same face-to-face conversations you do with the full Messenger app, just in a 10MB client that's easier to download and shouldn't...
Facebook Messenger Lite, which was initially aimed at users in emerging markets, has surprisingly launched in the US, Canada, UK, and Ireland. The app uses techniques to make Facebook faster to load and use less data for those on less than stellar connections.
The lite version of Facebook Messenger was released back in October of last year, and has been so popular that people started to inject malware in it and putting it up on 3rd-party application stores. Today, Facebook has announced this application has been officially released in 150 more...
Facebook has launched a new Messenger Lite app which is intended for entry-level Android devices with limited access to data. The app is available in Kenya, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Tunisia, and Venezuela but Facebook will be launching it in other regions in the near future.
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