Check out our weekly Windows 10 Mobile news recap series, where we go over the top stories of the past week in the world of Microsoft’s mobile operating system.
WeChat, the most popular social media app in China is dropping support for its WIndows Phone app.
Gates posted his introductory video to WeChat just a few days ago, and surprisingly the world leader announced his decision in Mandarin.
The official WeChat app has updated to version 1.2.0 for Windows 10 PCs. No release notes have been published for the update but the logging in via a QR code has been noticeably improved and is a lot faster than ... Read more
The communications service, KakaoTalk, has decided to discontinue support for its Windows Phone app, informing its users moments ago via an in-app message. No reason was given for abandoning the app in the notification however it was revealed that it ... Read more
Tencent's WeChat is now available in the Windows Store as a Univeral Windows App.
Now, we may potentially be seeing progress on the proposed UWP WeChat messaging app.
A universal WeChat app for Windows 10 could be launching next month.
WeChat is a cross-platform messaging app for Windows Phone, as well as other smartphone operating systems. WeChat lets you carry out video calls, texting, and voice calls for free; either over your phone’s existing data plan or WiFi connection. WeChat has ... Read more
One of the big software success stories of recent years has been the rise of instant messaging apps on mobile. Replacing the likes of AIM and MSN Messenger, apps such as WhatsApp and Viber are a popular alternative to traditional ... Read more