Record Friends' Reactions to Your Message With New App

A new video messaging app by Samba allows users to record the reaction of their friends when they receive their messages.

The Samba mobile video-messaging app lets users record a video as a message and record reactions to that video, which is shared back with the sender.

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According to Tech Crunch, the idea behind the app is to offer the convenience of asynchronous communication, with the power of face-to-face communication.

Apart from offering users the option to record, send, save and share, Samba's look and feel is most interesting.

While watching a video, a user can see the friend's reaction to the video sent to them in a smaller, round window layered on top of his or her own.

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The reaction to the video message sent is synced in time to whatever one has sent them.

The inbox contains all the video messages sent by a user to a single contact and privacy settings allow them to delete a video after a friend has viewed the reaction from both their own handset and their friend's.

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The report said that the Samba app for iPhone is available on iTunes while an Android version is in the works.

Source-ANI

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