Monday 18 April 2016
WeChat is ready to take on a new market: the office. The company today launched WeChat Enterprise, essentially its competitor to the ever-growing Slack. First announced in March, it has most of the features you expect from standard WeChat. You can make groups, send photos, voice clips, files, locations and even stickers. However, it differentiates itself with a few work-centric changes. For instance, the app has something called a “coffee break” setting, which is basically an away mode. Since the expectation is that you’ll be using the service during all work hours, it’s a nice way to give quick visual notice…
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