It
seems everyone has an iPhone these days. In fact, recent studies show that
Apple owns as much as 1/3 of the smartphone market.
It's
hard to attribute the iPhone's success to any one thing, but the iOS App Store
has certainly played a huge role. The App Store allows developers to publish
their apps for download, and users can pick from thousands of options, many of
which are free.
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One might ask, what's the point of such a silly app? After all,
iMessage allows for easily integrated photos and text as well. But the beauty
of Snapchat lies in the surprise inherent in each message. Users have just a
few seconds to react before the Snapchat is gone. Sneaky users may try to take
a screenshot so they can capture the image forever, but the sender will
immediately be notified of this sinful activity.
Anyway, there's not much more I can say to convince you to try
Snapchat. My friends all thought it was dumb at first too. You've just got to
trust me on this one. Download Snapchat, and hours of fun are on the way.
no one cares about what apps you like
ReplyDeleteOops
DeleteUh, Jake, couldn't this be used in EXTREMELY sketchy ways? In some ways, I'm for it, because people clearly are capable of making bad decisions when sending photos, and they shouldn't be punished forever. But, still, I think this is going to give people an illusion that "sexting" or whatever you want to call it would be safer using this, and ultimately, sending dubious pictures is still a terrible idea. - Elliott
ReplyDeletep.s. http://www.nbc.com/the-office/video/exclusive---taping-sex/22300
Also, you kind of look 12 in that picture. Hope the teeth aren't hurting.
ReplyDeletehahahaha
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