BBM For Android And iPhone Users
Blackberry have recently launched BBM for Android & iPhone Users, Anyone can sign up for the service through a BlackBerry ID which is required to log-in into the app. If you don’t have a BlackBerry ID, you can create one by providing your email ID and choosing a password. After singing in the BBM for iOS app assigns you a PIN in a manner similar to BlackBerry Messenger it links with the phone’s unique PIN number, if you try to access your account from another device with the same BlackBerry ID, it will ask if you`d like to switch the account to new device, so one ID can be used only on one device.
Then you can add friends by sharing your PIN with them via SMS, email and social networks in addition to QR codes. If two iPhone have BBM installed then the PIN would first appear in messages and requires other users to manually enter it. The BBM for iOS looks like it`s been adopted from BlackBerry 10 device in terms of users interface. It reveals a slide out menu for Chats, Contacts, Groups, Updates and Invites.
For Android:
For iPhone:
Unlike other chat apps such as WhatsApp, Line and WeChat, BBM doesn’t support video file transfers and sharing contacts. It also doesn’t offer push to chat, however BlackBerry mentions that BBM Voice (voice chat) will also be introduced to BBM for iOS and Android in future.
On native BlackBerry OS platform, it offers BBM Voice calling and BBM Video calling (only on BlackBerry 10).
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