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Facebook Messenger Now Lets You Chat From Your Wrist

August 6, 2014 by Ian Kersey - Leave a Comment

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A new update for Facebook Messenger for Android is rolling out today, but you might not even notice the difference. The update adds support for Android Wear devices, allowing you to chat with your friends right from your wrist.

Android Wear devices are still in their infancy, so there’s not a lot of apps that support Android Wear yet. The list is growing however, and now that the Facebook empire has thrown its weight behind the platform, we can expect to see more developers bake Android Wear support into their apps.

The update will be landing on your device soon, if it hasn’t yet. If you just can’t wait for it, head over to the Google Play Store.

Are you rocking Facebook Messenger on your wrist right now? Let us know what you think of it.

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