Showing posts with label new app of 2017. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new app of 2017. Show all posts

Monday, 20 February 2017

Knowing your app (part 6)

Firstly, I will like you to know that Just talk, is a FREE app. it is available for FREE on the apple app store it will also be available on android for free in a couple of months time. One thing to NOTE about Just Talk is this. All messages get deleted after 24 hours regardless of whether you've opened them or not. some users have been complaining that their messages have been deleted by their senders. Neither the senders or receivers of messages can delete the messages. To listen to a message just make sure you open them before 24 hours as they automatically deleted. Also remember you can listen to them as many times as you please under 24 hours from when the message was sent or received. Now to make things a little easier I have included ways to make sure you know when a message has been left unopened with 24 hours and after. Also a way to identify when your messages have been opened.
Just Talk uses specific smileys to make users know when a message has been opened, unopened or deleted. First here's a picture of the timeline page to better understand my explanations in this post.
If you look closely at the picture you would notice that there are smileys by every username(messages). each name represent the sent/received messages and the arrows underneath changes direction in ration to the message being sent or received (further explanation in future posts).
   When you send or receive a message, this smiley appears by the message.
This smiley indicates that a message is yet to be opened. If the recipient fails to open the message within 24 hours it remains like this. It changes when he/she opens the message within 24 hours and when they fail to open the message after 24 hours. Now what does this smiley change to when a received message is opened within 24 hours from when it was sent?

Here's the answer. A message opened by the recipient has the smiley above beside it. so a message that has been opened within 24 hours changes the emoji to the one above. As I explained earlier, all messages get deleted regardless of whether they've been opened or not. So, even if you open a message sent to you, it will still get deleted after 24 hours. You may has as many asses to the message when it was sent but not after 24 hours. The smiley would however remain them same as the one above when the opened message get's deleted. Lastly we shall tackle the last question which I believe are on everyone's mind. What does the first smiley in this post change to when an unopened message gets deleted.
That is what we get when an unopened message remains unopened for after 24 hours. At this point you would be able to tell you received the message, but you would not be able to listen to it. It wll become inaccessible. 
I hope at this point I have improved your understanding about Just Talk. Coming up in the app, Music meets App, podcasts and shout-outs (profile messages). You heard it first. remember, don't text, Just Talk. Happy Monday and happy Talking.

Here's an artiste to look out for. ZION WOLF (music cover by Tay Iwar).

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Sunday, 19 February 2017

Knowing your App (part 5)

For those who do not know what Just Talk is about here's a brief explanation. It is a messaging app for sending and receiving voice messages only, with voice filters to change how you sound. Users can listen to their sent of received messages as many times as they want but after 24 hours the messages will be deleted. Note: if you do no open your received or sent message after 24 hours, it will still be deleted. Smileys are displayed by every message and they indicate when a message has been opened, left unopened or deleted. Straight up voice messaging app. no texting, just voice messages. Don't text, Just Talk.
  Now we shall continue from where we left off in previous post. the moment you click the button "verify" your profile will get created and you would be taken to the "timeline page". This page I believe most of us will visit the most because all your sent and received messages appear here. On this page we will see the username of the people who you sent or received your messages. The smiley by every name signify different things also (shall be explained in the next post). Something to note about them is that they change when a message has been opened or deleted (hence where there are different smileys in the picture below. You will also be able to tell when your message has been sent or deleted from this page. This page is an active page as it contains not only your messages but the navigation icons to other pages. the settings icon on the top left, the profile page icon on the top middle, the record new message icon on the top right and the filter page icon in the bottom of the screen. each page shall be explained in future posts. while using the app you will notice everything has been made to be very simple. It will be self explanatory when you start using it. This timeline page will be the landing page for the app anytime you open the app (as long s you do not sign out or delete  the app). Most times is you leave the app you would be taken to where you left off, however if the app refreshes or if you close the app from recent tabs, you would be taken to the landing page which is the timeline page.

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Friday, 17 February 2017

Knowing your app (part 4)

For the benefits of those who do not know what just talk is about, Just Talk is a messaging app for sending and recieving voice messages only. It has exciting voice filters to change how you sound. Some of us out there have been waiting for an app like this. some of use who just are not a fan of texting then this is the app for you. If you love textig already then this something new and innovative to try. first of its kind and super FUN. So far i've managed to stretch things that would happen in less than a minute into a series of posts. It may be long for some but, on the bright side you get to know more and understand more about how this and other apps work. At the end of the series you would have some undertsnaind about how apps work and how to build them and were to look. Now back to my app. At this point youve already gone through the walk through tutorial. everyone is familiar with that, just swipe left throught the pictures and click on "get started" at the end. Once again you're just opening the app for the first time so after looking through the walkthorugh tutorial, you will be shown the sign up page of the app which  also shows the "log in" icon. if you have already created an account (probably on another device), all you have do is tap on "log in" and impute your username and password then hit "Verify".  this would log you in the app. you would not have to do that again only if you delete the app and re-install it or hit the "log out" icon from the settings page (more information about those pages would be available in future posts). On the other hand signing up if you do not already have an account is pretty sinple and straight foward. At the moment, your email adress, date of birth and sex are optional (may change in future especially when you may be required to verify your account). So I highly recommend you just fill in all the details. they are straight foward and do not ask for much. create a unique username and password and hit the verify button. doing that would instantly create your account and log you in. As we do not have millions of users at the moment, many popular names are still available if you bare those names, so hurry up before its taken. That way you can acually use your name as your unique username. imagine being the first and only "jack" every other jack would need numbers of underscore of whatever after their name.
Verify is just below login and sign up. By cicking "verify" you should know that you are also agreeing to accepts Just Talk's term and conditions.

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