![]() ![]() In other related news, Viber said Sunday it’s planning to launch its messaging app on BB10 at some point. “We’re taking your feedback and we’re trying to knock it out of the park by bringing new features and improvements to BBM on a regular basis,” Gadway said in his post. The update will push this to 16 seconds.Īnd, for those of you who care about such things, the mobile maker says it’ll be increasing the size of the BBM emoticons. ![]() Gadway offers an example – the current limit, he says, means you can only send 1080p HD videos six seconds in length. If you’ve been frustrated by the size limit imposed on files sent through the service, you’ll be pleased to learn that BBM is set to increase it to 16MB from the current 6MB, enabling you to send larger pictures, documents and videos. “This comes as an addition to existing sharing options in multi-person chats – sending voice notes, sharing your location powered by Glympse, and sending files from your Dropbox account,” Gadway wrote on the Inside BlackBerry blog. So at some point in the presumably not-too-distant future (Gadway omits to say precisely when the update is coming), BBM users will be able to share photos in group chats, a feature many users have apparently been asking for. Indeed, the market is so cutthroat that the Canadian mobile company now deems it necessary to announce updates before they’ve even been issued, with a recent blog post by Jeff Gadway, head of product and brand marketing for the messaging service, highlighting upcoming developments regarding BBM. ![]()
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