Snapchat's Android Redesign Spotted in Alpha Testing

Photograph informing application Snapchat has been spotted trying the new overhaul on Android that the organization intends to present soon.

An architect Jane Manchun Wong found that Snapchat's Android application conceals a harsh alpha variant of the patch up with an ordeal more comparable to the iOS form, Engadget investigated Sunday, likewise refering to XDA Developers.

"Snapchat's new quicker Android (UI) is in progress. It's for the most part smoother than the old one. Emoticon brush is going to the new UI for Android as well!" Wong tweeted.

Since the new form is apparently in its alpha testing stage, it is still harsh around the edges with missing controls and bugs that should be settled. The camera application, notwithstanding, still catches screen captures as opposed to coordinate photographs.

A look at Snapchat's future enhancements recommend a tidier interface and smooth application running.

Snapchat confronted extreme feedback for the application update that it propelled a year ago that made the interface moderately confused and as a result of which the client base of the photograph informing application dropped radically.

The organization at that point moved back the upgrade and went ahead to the more established one.