The latest Facebook Messenger 60.0.0.23.70 beta on Google Play Store is now available for download on devices running on Android 5.0. Facebook Messenger 60.0.0.23.70 APK lets users access multiple Messenger accounts and share music or create playlists using the Spotify app.
Android has recently released for download its latest Facebook Messenger application. According to Google Play, the latest Facebook Messenger 60.0.0.23.70 Android Package Kit (APK) lets users access multiple Messenger accounts on a single device. In addition, users can easily send messages to people in their phone book or just enter a phone number to add a new contact.
With Messenger, users can send emoji stickers to friends in chat. They will also be able to preview videos and photos without having to leave a conversation. Additionally, they have the option to send voice mails to their friends instead of a normal message.
An additional feature for the latest Facebook Messenger is its very first music integration with Spotify, according to a report by Tech Crunch. Users of both iOS and Android gadgets will be able to use the Spotify app located in the "More" section of Messenger in conversation threads. Spotify app in the Messenger lets users search and listen to any music/artist/playlist they want and have the option to share the photo of the music album. The recipient can listen to the music by tapping the photo.
Mobipicker reported that Facebook Messenger 60.0.0.23.70 works for Android 5.0 users only and has a file size of 24.61 MB. Also, it is worth noting that Facebook Messenger 60.0.0.23.70 is just a beta version. Since Android released the beta-version for testing, users who will try the application may experience several issues, such as constant device reboots, faster battery drainage, and app crashing.
Once Facebook Messenger 60.0.0.23.70 becomes successful in its beta version, Android might release the final stable version soon. The latest Spotify app inspires users to have deep interest in music and boost conversations on a social level. Furthermore, this could also be a portal to discover more of Spotify and convince users of its worth.
