
Microsoft's GroupMe on Windows 10 finally goes dark
Microsoft's GroupMe Windows 10 messaging app finally catches up to its iOS and Android version with a brand new dark mode. It only took three years, but hey, we're just glad it's here.
Microsoft's GroupMe Windows 10 messaging app finally catches up to its iOS and Android version with a brand new dark mode. It only took three years, but hey, we're just glad it's here.
Microsoft has added the ability to easily generate Skype Meet Now links in its GroupMe messaging app. While the new feature is only Android for now, it lets groups join into a Skype group call without anyone needing a Skype account. The feature is long overdue and in response to the growing popularity of Zoom.
The GroupMe beta for Android now supports Android Oreos notification channels feature.
Now you can chat with your friends over GroupMe on your Xbox One.
Microsoft’s GroupMe is getting an update on iOS that, while minor, brings an extra dose of darkness to its dark mode.
GroupMe users can now customize the chat app just a bit more with new settings for notification sounds.
Microsoft has updated its GroupMe app for Windows 10, adding the ability for users to share documents with others on the PC version of the app.
A new report claims Microsoft is adding a way for users of its GroupMe messaging app to send and receive documents.
GroupMe has been made available for Windows 10 computers. It's a Universal app too so you'll get to enjoy all the features offered to Windows 10 Mobile users.
Microsoft has untapped potential with GroupMe, the group-based messaging platform Skype, now owned by Microsoft, purchased in 2011.
The beta version of GroupMe for Windows 10 Mobile (Fast or Slow Ring) just got an update and with it comes native search for GIF and images to add some style to your messages.
Microsoft may have finally found a replacement for its defunct Rooms feature in Windows Phone 8.1. GroupMe, which was just updated to Windows 10 Mobile, can now tie into the People app after tonight's update and it seems pretty cool. Also, OneNote picks up a minor update too.
Microsoft has released a version of its GroupMe group texting app for Windows 10 Mobile. The app is separate from the previously launched version for Windows Phone, and is also not yet available for Windows 10 PCs.
Amidst the latest round of company layoffs, some Microsoft GroupMe employees were reportedly let go. In a tweet - now deleted - suggest it was some of the staff based in New York who also handle customer service.
GroupMe is a popular group-messaging app from Microsoft, enables you to communicate with multiple contacts at once in chatrooms. We previously covered version 4.7 back in December, which introduced a new group design. Today we'll be checking out the recently released 4.8 update, enabling users to record up to 30 seconds worth of video and more. As well as the added functionality to...
When Windows Phone first launched back in 2010 there weren’t too many messaging apps available. Over the years we’ve seen most major messaging platforms join the ecosystem. Today we have great services like WhatsApp, Skype, Kik, Facebook Messenger, Line, GroupMe and Telegram. Others, like BBM, are on the horizon and will join Windows Phone sooner than later. We’re curious though as to...
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...
The calm before the storm. That’s the best way to describe this past week in terms of apps and news for Windows Phone. We had a few big ones come, like Vine, but overall it was a pretty normal week for new apps coming, apps getting updated, and betas. Nonetheless, let’s look back at the highlights from this past week. New Vine – Probably the biggest new app this past week, Vine is...
One of our favorite apps at events, like this past Nokia World 2013 or //Build/, is GroupMe for Windows Phone. The app allows those of us covering the event to stay in communication with the rest of the Windows Phone Central team. It’s great because it works on nearly every phone, either via push notifications in the app or SMS. GroupMe was also just updated for Windows Phone. Let’s see...
GroupMe (www.groupme.com) is a popular app from Microsoft that enables teams (or simply groups of friends) to collaborate and enjoy the transfer of photos, while making use of both data or SMS for messages. It's available on iOS, Android and even has a web version. The team has pushed out second, rapid update for the app this week, introducing new emoji support (also available in the...