Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users interchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was indeed hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "see" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "witness" so you can see someone’s movie but not have them see you in comeback.

It’s a fine option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to demonstrate off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the total screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from total screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to display off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to roll your phone around if you want to display off anything else. The messages record in a petite circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will embark playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is however in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can spin from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Glides

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was indeed hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "witness" so you can see someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a superb option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to display off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from total screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to display off your clothing.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to roll your phone around if you want to demonstrate off anything else. The messages record in a puny circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will embark playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is tho’ in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can spin from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users interchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Glides

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was indeed hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can disregard a movie talk or simply hit "see" so you can witness someone’s movie but not have them see you in comeback.

It’s a good option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to demonstrate off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the total screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from total screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to showcase off your clothing.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to showcase off anything else. The messages record in a petite circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will begin playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is tho’ in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can roll from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users interchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave puny messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was indeed hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can disregard a movie talk or simply hit "witness" so you can witness someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a fine option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to showcase off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to display off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to display off anything else. The messages record in a petite circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will commence playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is however in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can roll from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was truly hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "see" rather than participate.

You can disregard a movie talk or simply hit "observe" so you can witness someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a good option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to display off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from total screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to display off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to showcase off anything else. The messages record in a petite circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will commence playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is however in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can roll from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Glides

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave puny messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was truly hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can disregard a movie talk or simply hit "observe" so you can see someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a fine option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to display off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the total screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to showcase off your clothing.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to demonstrate off anything else. The messages record in a puny circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will commence playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is however in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can roll from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Glides

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was indeed hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "see" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "observe" so you can see someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a fine option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to display off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to showcase off your clothing.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to demonstrate off anything else. The messages record in a petite circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will embark playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is however in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can roll from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave puny messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was truly hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can disregard a movie talk or simply hit "see" so you can observe someone’s movie but not have them see you in comeback.

It’s a fine option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to demonstrate off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the total screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to demonstrate off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to roll your phone around if you want to demonstrate off anything else. The messages record in a petite circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will commence playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is however in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can spin from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Glides

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was indeed hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "witness" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "witness" so you can see someone’s movie but not have them see you in comeback.

It’s a excellent option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to showcase off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from total screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to demonstrate off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to roll your phone around if you want to showcase off anything else. The messages record in a petite circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will begin playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is tho’ in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can roll from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was truly hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "witness" so you can see someone’s movie but not have them see you in comeback.

It’s a fine option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to demonstrate off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to showcase off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to roll your phone around if you want to showcase off anything else. The messages record in a puny circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will embark playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is however in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can roll from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users interchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave puny messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was truly hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "witness" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "witness" so you can witness someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a good option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to display off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to demonstrate off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to roll your phone around if you want to demonstrate off anything else. The messages record in a puny circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will commence playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is tho’ in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can spin from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Glides

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was truly hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can disregard a movie talk or simply hit "witness" so you can see someone’s movie but not have them see you in comeback.

It’s a excellent option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to display off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from total screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to showcase off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to roll your phone around if you want to display off anything else. The messages record in a puny circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will commence playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is tho’ in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can spin from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Glides

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was indeed hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "witness" so you can see someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a superb option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to demonstrate off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the total screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to display off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to roll your phone around if you want to demonstrate off anything else. The messages record in a petite circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will commence playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is however in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can spin from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was truly hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can disregard a movie talk or simply hit "observe" so you can see someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a superb option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to display off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the total screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from total screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to display off your clothing.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to roll your phone around if you want to showcase off anything else. The messages record in a puny circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will begin playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is however in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can spin from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Glides

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was indeed hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "observe" so you can observe someone’s movie but not have them see you in comeback.

It’s a superb option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to showcase off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the total screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to showcase off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to demonstrate off anything else. The messages record in a petite circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will commence playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is tho’ in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can roll from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users interchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave puny messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was truly hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "see" so you can observe someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a superb option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to display off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from total screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to demonstrate off your clothing.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to roll your phone around if you want to demonstrate off anything else. The messages record in a petite circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will embark playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is however in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can roll from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Glides

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was truly hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "see" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "see" so you can observe someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a fine option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to demonstrate off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the total screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to display off your clothing.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to demonstrate off anything else. The messages record in a petite circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will embark playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is however in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can spin from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users interchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Glides

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave puny messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was indeed hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "see" rather than participate.

You can disregard a movie talk or simply hit "witness" so you can see someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a excellent option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to showcase off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from total screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to display off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to demonstrate off anything else. The messages record in a petite circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will embark playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is tho’ in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can roll from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users interchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Glides

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was truly hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "see" so you can observe someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a superb option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to showcase off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to showcase off your clothing.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to roll your phone around if you want to display off anything else. The messages record in a puny circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will begin playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is however in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can spin from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users interchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Glides

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was indeed hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "witness" rather than participate.

You can disregard a movie talk or simply hit "observe" so you can witness someone’s movie but not have them see you in comeback.

It’s a good option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to showcase off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to demonstrate off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to display off anything else. The messages record in a petite circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will commence playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is tho’ in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can spin from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave puny messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was truly hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "see" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "observe" so you can witness someone’s movie but not have them see you in comeback.

It’s a fine option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to showcase off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to display off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to demonstrate off anything else. The messages record in a puny circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will commence playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is tho’ in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can roll from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users interchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave puny messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was truly hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "observe" so you can see someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a fine option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to demonstrate off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the total screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from total screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to showcase off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to demonstrate off anything else. The messages record in a puny circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will commence playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is tho’ in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can roll from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Glides

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was truly hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "see" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "see" so you can observe someone’s movie but not have them see you in comeback.

It’s a good option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to showcase off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to demonstrate off your clothing.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to showcase off anything else. The messages record in a puny circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will embark playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is tho’ in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can roll from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was indeed hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can disregard a movie talk or simply hit "observe" so you can witness someone’s movie but not have them see you in comeback.

It’s a fine option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to display off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the total screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from total screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to demonstrate off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to demonstrate off anything else. The messages record in a petite circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will begin playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is however in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can roll from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Glides

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave puny messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was truly hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "see" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "witness" so you can observe someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a fine option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to demonstrate off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the total screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to display off your clothing.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to roll your phone around if you want to demonstrate off anything else. The messages record in a puny circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will embark playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is tho’ in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can spin from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users interchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave puny messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was truly hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can disregard a movie talk or simply hit "see" so you can witness someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a superb option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to showcase off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to display off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to roll your phone around if you want to display off anything else. The messages record in a puny circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will embark playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is however in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can spin from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users interchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Glides

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave puny messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was truly hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "witness" rather than participate.

You can disregard a movie talk or simply hit "observe" so you can witness someone’s movie but not have them see you in comeback.

It’s a superb option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to showcase off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the total screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to display off your clothing.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to roll your phone around if you want to display off anything else. The messages record in a puny circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will commence playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is tho’ in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can roll from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave puny messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was truly hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "witness" so you can observe someone’s movie but not have them see you in comeback.

It’s a superb option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to showcase off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to display off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to demonstrate off anything else. The messages record in a puny circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will commence playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is tho’ in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can spin from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave puny messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was indeed hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "see" so you can see someone’s movie but not have them see you in comeback.

It’s a superb option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to display off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to demonstrate off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to display off anything else. The messages record in a petite circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will embark playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is tho’ in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can spin from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users interchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave puny messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was indeed hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "witness" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "see" so you can observe someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a excellent option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to demonstrate off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the total screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to display off your clothing.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to roll your phone around if you want to showcase off anything else. The messages record in a puny circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will embark playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is however in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can spin from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users exchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was indeed hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "observe" rather than participate.

You can disregard a movie talk or simply hit "witness" so you can observe someone’s movie but not have them see you in comeback.

It’s a fine option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to showcase off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the utter screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to demonstrate off your clothing.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to display off anything else. The messages record in a petite circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will embark playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is however in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can roll from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users interchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave puny messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was indeed hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "witness" rather than participate.

You can disregard a movie talk or simply hit "witness" so you can observe someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a superb option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to demonstrate off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the total screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from utter screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to showcase off your clothing.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to demonstrate off anything else. The messages record in a petite circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will commence playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is tho’ in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can roll from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

How to use Snapchat talk and messaging

Snapchat just made some massive app updates that will switch how you talk with friends

Talking over a movie call? That’s something you couldn’t do on Snapchat until today. Snapchat

The way you talk with friends on Snapchat isВ getting a major face lift.

Talk Two.0 has movie talking, audio calling, joy stickers, and the option to send photos from your camera roll — and you can pretty much do it all at the same time.

It’s a total overhaul for a feature that up until now only let users interchange text notes and do movie callsВ only if you were both looking at the message.

That’s all switched.

Here’s how to use the fresh talk once you update your app:

View As: One Page Slips

Getting into the talk screen is the same as before.

В From your list of snaps, swipe right on a friend’s name to open the talk screen.

It also opens the window if you click twice.

There’s no group messaging on Snapchat yet, so all conversations are just inbetween you and one friend.

Instead of just being a keyboard to send texts, there’s a ton of fresh options.

You can upload photos from your camera roll by clicking on the photo icon. The phone lets you make audio-only calls or leave "audio notes" — an equivalent of voicemail. The camera icon lets you make movie calls or just leave petite messages. There’s also fresh stickers to send to friends.

So let’s break it down.

Movie calling on Snapchat is now super intuitive.

Snapchat did have live movie calling in the talk app before, but it was indeed hard to use. If both friends were looking at the talk window, it used to give you a blue, pulsating box where the send button normally was.

Now, movie talking is front and center with the little camera button, and you can movie call someone whether they’re in the talk window or not.

That doesn’t mean you always have to pick up if your friends want to movie talk. Or, you can just "see" rather than participate.

You can overlook a movie talk or simply hit "observe" so you can see someone’s movie but not have them see you in come back.

It’s a fine option if, say, one person is checking Snapchat while still in bed andВ the other wants to showcase off aВ fresh apartment.

And once you’re in the call, you don’t have to have it take up the total screen.

В Instead, you can swipe to make the movie go from total screen to a quarter-sized circle. That way, you can keep the call going while sending photos, stickers, or addresses.

Snapchat wants to make sure it’s effortless to switch inbetween all of the talk features.

Snapchat is also turning movie into little movie "notes" or reactions that you can send to friends.

В By pressing and holding down on the camera icon, you can record a 10-second clip of yourself — whether you’re reacting to a message or just want to display off your garment.

It only turns on the selfie, front-facing camera, so you’ll have to spin your phone around if you want to demonstrate off anything else. The messages record in a puny circle and stay that size in the talk window.

If you don’t want to do movie, regular voice calling is an option too.

В Like the movie talking, there’s an option just to listen in case you are in a place where you can’t talk back.

Like the movie notes, you can record an audio note that acts kind of like a voicemail.

В If you hit play, it will begin playing on speakerphone. Once you pick up your phone and hold it to your ear, it starts playing like a normal phone call.

Snapchat doesn’t tell you how long it is however in the hopes of making sure you listen to the entire thing.В

Both movie and audio notes can be deleted while you’re making them by dragging to the crimson X in the middle. Otherwise if you let go after holding to record, it automatically sends.

And if you’re a fan of Facebook messenger, you’ll recognize it’s last addition: stickers.

В Instead of just telling "no" or "love you", you can hit the sticker button and the app will pull up little illustrations that say the same thing.

During all of these calls, Snapchat makes it effortless to be able to keep talking in other ways.

If you’re talking about your hotel view, you can send a photo of it.

If you’re looking at the sunset, you can spin from audio call to movie talking. If you’re attempting to meet up for dinner, you can send the address via text or even send the cash you owe them for picking up the tab.

Either way, Snapchat’s no longer just about trading photos back-and-forth.

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