Viber adds dark mode to Android app

Messaging app Viber is the latest app to get a dark mode version. And you don’t need to use the moon emoji to activate it. Version 10 of the app started rolling out a few weeks ago, but this seems to be the first time the dark mode has been announced. Android users can access the feature through the Appearance section of the Settings option. Tap on the More option at the bottom right of the app.

Source: Android Police

Viber releases beta version of Windows 10 app

If you use Viber and have a Windows 10 device, you finally get a native Viber, albeit in beta. According to Microsoft, the messaging app has been built from the ground up and it can be used across all Windows 10 devices. Viber for Windows 10 has been built with responsive resizing so it should work well no matter what screen size your device has. If you’re new on Viber, the app like many other free messaging platforms offer things like Public Chats, sticker, group messaging, etc. It also recently announced end-to-end encryption. The app maintains a clean user interface and in the teaser video above shows that it also allows for drag-and-drop files from the desktop immediately into the chat. The app is already available for download from the Windows Store.

Source: SlashGear

Viber gets a redesign and better call quality

Viber introduces some important changes to its Android and iOS apps in a move to add more value for its users. The app reportedly now gets better voice and video quality while keeping data usage at a minimum. Calls over 2G will only use up 84KBs of data per minute.

The Android app also now makes it easier to share contacts between users and in group conversations. Making video calls can also now be done straight from your recent calls list or from someone’s contact profile. You also see rich links now and you get new payment options for buying more credits. The iOS version also gets the rich links, easier video calling, contact sharing, and the ability to add groups to a public chat. New animated stickers are also coming to the Viber app on iOS.

Source: The Next Web | Via: SlashGear | Download: Apple App Store (Free) + Google Play Store (Free)

Google Now’s ‘Ok Google’ adds WhatsApp, Viber, and WeChat support

Google’s voice-command system expands it reach in your phone further by adding support for some third-party messaging apps. Now, you can talk to the Google Now Launcher to send messages for you on WhatsApp, Viber, and WeChat. You just have to say: “Ok Google, send X message to Y: add message.” X represents the service and Y is the person in your contacts, that contact has to have the same name on your device and the corresponding app though for it to work. So, you can say “Ok Google, send Viber message to dad: Pick up milk today.” The app also adds support for Telegram and NextPlus for voice commands.

Source: SlashGear