Thursday 14 January 2016
ASKfm, a long-standing Q&A platform aimed at teens and millenials has overhauled its iOS and Android apps to bring a new look and features to the platform. Among the new features is a simpler invite and notification system that allows users to invite people via SMS, as well as allowing for @mentions and viewing people who ‘liked’ your answers in a list. The company is also hoping a new color scheme and mascot called OwlCat can tempt its youthful core audience to use the platform. Perhaps more importantly (for the kids, of course), there’s a new Giphy integration for GIFs on-demand…
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