What is SnapChat and How to use it.
SnapChat
is a new, fun, and intuitive mobile application that was created in 2011. It
became very popular or viral around the late 2012 because of its uniqueness
that differentiates it from other popular applications. What makes the Snap Chat
experience different than any other social sites is the purpose for which users
utilize it.
My opinion and Findings
Snap chat is a photo and video
messaging application in which the users can set timers which will
automatically delete the picture they sent after it is received. On the latest
version of Snap Chat incoming snaps will be marked as orange boxes on the home
screen which resemble a camera application. To take a “snap” users just need to
tap on the camera button and to record a short video users need to press and
hold on button. Some of its special features include the ability to draw on any
pictures taken, you can also leave comment on photos and videos recorded on the
Snapchat.I found some valuable secrets while using Snap Chat over the years,
the first obvious one is that the logo appears to be a ghost sticking its
tongue out. Other more useful secrets are for example “B&w... transform
your picture into a black and white image, you can probably guess what
“sepia... and negative...” will do to your picture.I personally compare Snap
Chat to a recent one hit wonder called “Draw Something” in which users were supposed
to draw a picture of a random item that they sent to another user and in return
they had to figure out what the picture meant and write its definition. When Snap
Chat became very popular among teens first Facebook tried buy it, after being
rejected Mark Zuckerberg decided to compete against them by using their “Poke”
feature as an alternative to snap chat. As you can see this idea did not last
because Snap Chat obliterated all its contenders.
On The News
Recently Facebook made a comeback
and tried to buy Snap Chat for a whopping $3Billion dollars http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-11-13/snapchats-3-billion-rejection-and-the-great-facebook-unbundling. What is really surprising it
that the team at Snap Chat once again denied Facebook's offer and a lot of
bloggers are questioning how long can Snap chat survive before becoming old
technology. Like I mentioned before Snap Chat is very popular because of the
way it used. Apparently users found that having snaps that self-destruct was a
great way to share “secret” photos and videos. This makes Snap Chat a very
controversial application and gives it a tremendous ability to grow amongst
teens and adults. In other words Snap Chat can grow without Facebook's help and
in the long run they will eventual compete for equal footing. Lastly a rumor
was spreading on the internet about another competitor trying to buy Snap Chat,
Google apparently tried to buy it for about $4Billion dollars. http://www.androidauthority.com/google-snapchat-acquisition-rumor-317376/.
Verdict
Snap chat popularity is undoubtedly immense
and I suggest that new users should take caution when using it. Like the saying
goes anything posted on the internet can never be taken down. So be careful
about what you snap, security leaks have already occurred on Snap Chat where thousands of
pictures where downloaded from the Snap Chat server. I would recommend anyone
to download Snap Chat, use it with precaution and mostly just have fun with it.