Beeper for Android updated with improved design and new features

Beeper for Android has been completely revamped with the latest update to the app. Android users who download the new app will notice a redesigned interface, and Beeper now offers support for some of the native features available on Google’s mobile operating system. The app is also optimized for tablets, foldable phones, and devices with larger displays. While there is a waiting list for those who sign up to use the service, users can use invitation codes to skip the queue.

announced in a blog post new version Beeper founder Eric Migicovsky is the person in charge of the application, which is currently in public beta. point out The company has completely rewritten the app from the ground up for faster performance. Mijikovsky said the new Android app is currently in beta testing, and the company also plans to launch a paid subscription service “in the near future.”

The app will cache chats on the user’s smartphone for faster loading and enable search of all messages.The older Beeper Cloud application is still available is available for download, while the Beeper Mini app, which briefly provided direct access to iMessage on Android before Apple shut it down for good, was removed in January.

Improved Beeper app for Android works better with foldable phones
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Users who successfully pass the waitlist must download the new beta version of Beeper for Android through the Play Store. They will be able to choose from two new themes – Material You and OLED Black. The new Android app offers Minimal and Pro inbox options, showing a clearer or detailed view of chats respectively.

In addition to these visual upgrades, the new version of Beeper for Android also adds support for native features such as chat bubbles. Users can also view their chat history from a new home screen widget. Meanwhile, the blog post also notes that the app has been optimized for larger screens (foldables and tablets).

The improved Android app Beeper currently supports WhatsApp, SMS (with RCS), Messenger, Telegram, Signal and other chat platforms. The blog post states that future updates to the app will support deletion of chat history and an on-device end-to-end encryption (E2EE) bridge for WhatsApp and Google Messages. iMessage support is still missing, but an on-device bridge is expected to arrive in the future.