GroupMe, a popular group-messaging app from Microsoft, has just received an update for Windows Phone. In addition to bug fixes and improvements, version 4.7 brings a new group design. It’s now easier to explore the photos and videos shared in your groups in the gallery. The group avatars have also been made larger. Read on for the full change log.
What’s new in GroupMe 4.7.0:
- New group design!
- Easily explore the photos and videos shared in your groups in the gallery
- Give your groups a strong identity with a new larger group avatar
- Clear chat history in groups and direct messages
- Other bug fixes and improvements
People love GroupMe because it works on nearly every phone, whether it’s Windows Phone, iOS, or Android. It works via SMS too. With GroupMe, it's easy to reach anyone, anytime, anywhere.
GroupMe is absolutely free at the Windows Phone Store. Click the store link to download or scan the QR code from your phone to grab the update.
Is GroupMe your favorite group messaging app or do you prefer something else? Let us know in the comments!
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