Reddit Finally Launches Android App In Beta, Promises A Lot Of Changes For 2016
- 8 years ago
It sure took a while, but Reddit has finally released the closed beta of its Android app, which will soon be followed by the iOS version.
Back in September 2015, a Reddit administrator teased users with a screenshot of how the app would look like.
Apparently, a copy of the apk file of the app was uploaded to APK Mirror, which has now been taken down for confidentiality reasons.
Android Police got ahold of them, and from the look of things, it has the whole shebang of functions, including organizing the front page, editing subreddits, navigating through subreddits, upvoting and downvoting, commenting, submitting a post, collapsing comment threads and many others.
Back in September 2015, a Reddit administrator teased users with a screenshot of how the app would look like.
Apparently, a copy of the apk file of the app was uploaded to APK Mirror, which has now been taken down for confidentiality reasons.
Android Police got ahold of them, and from the look of things, it has the whole shebang of functions, including organizing the front page, editing subreddits, navigating through subreddits, upvoting and downvoting, commenting, submitting a post, collapsing comment threads and many others.