If you've been on top of tech news lately, you've probably heard of Peacha android application brought from a social network in web version, which is becoming the latest fashion, trying to emulate the success of others such as Instagram or Snapchat, which are sweeping among the youngest.
Now you can finally enjoy it on your Android mobile, since the social network has just launched its application for the Google operating system.
This is Peach, the new fashion social network
A social network based on emoticons
What is most striking when we start using Peach is that text is hardly used and the words. The basis of communication in this social network is centered on images and emoticons. To communicate, we will use commands that will allow us to open a list with drawings, to add our location, the date and time that our smartphone marks or the television program that we are watching.
The idea of Peach is not to become too big an application, so we can only add our friends if we know their phone number or username.
Although it is a very recent novelty on Android, the application has been available for users since the end of January. iOS and has achieved great success on Apple devices, to the point that its rating is already four stars out of five. It is true that it seems an application less “for the masses” than the usual social networks, but its success is precisely based on the difference.
Peach for Android
Peach is just released in the Google Play Store and although most users have celebrated its landing on Android, there are also others who have complained that it has many failures and bugs, although it is expected that these will be corrected over time.
You can download it completely free of charge, from the following link or from the Google Play Store as long as you have a version of Android greater than 4.4:
Have you already tried Peach? Do you think it will become a mass social network like Facebook and Instagram or do you think it will remain a fad? Tell us your first impressions about this new social network, in the comments section, which you will find at the bottom of the page.