This past week we saw how one of the 'trendy' applications for iOS also arrived for Mac users (no, it is not Falppy Birds), although the application is not really from the same developer Messenger for Telegram for OS X syncs seamlessly with the chats of the original Telegram for iOS.
On this occasion, the application has just received an update in which improvements and changes are added, such as the possibility of load or Download files up to 2GB. But the most remarkable novelty in this update today, apart from of a new icon design of the application that is now the same as that of iOS, is something that the original Telegram app stands out for: create and accept secret chat rooms.
This new option that allows you to create private rooms at the moment it is in the testing phase, as the developer explains in the log and it is expected that in the next update it will leave that testing phase even though it is already fully operational. To use private messages, we just have to click on Actions next to the image and name of our contact where the options will appear: Start secret chat which is the novelty and erase the conversation. The other improvements are various bug fixes and other features.
What we can say about this application is that if it continues to have updates of this style and they continue to support it, it will be very successful among Mac users. If you have not tried the application on your Mac yet, you can download it for free from the link below and if you already have it installed, when you update it will ask you again to add the country and your phone number to sync with Telegram.
[app 747648890]More information - Messenger for Telegram application for OS X Mavericks
Be careful because again I had to give the phone and another sms ... as in the next do the same ... I uninstall it.
Magnificent application, much faster than WhatsApp and having it on your mobile, tablet and computer is perfect. I see how contacts are being added every day, will it be able to unseat whatsap? That is the question
As a computer scientist, I must say it's great 😀