Facebook’s Paper Gets Update: New Sharing Options, Sound Settings And More!

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Facebook just issued an update to its news-feed app ‘Paper‘. The new Paper version 1.0.2 includes many nifty features and several improvements including those in the form of reliability and performance.

Major improvements in the new Paper are, now you can share articles via Facebook Message, text message or email. And Facebook also brought a new option to turn-off sound effect while using the app, so you can go through posts of your friends and family in peace.

New Paper also lets you create stories in other languages such as Chinese, Japanese and Korean.

Here are the release notes for Paper version 1.0.2:

What’s New in Version 1.0.2
We’re listening to your feedback and working to add features you’ve requested. Here’s what’s new in version 1.0.2:

  • Share articles via Facebook Messages, text message, or email
  • Turn off sound effects and enjoy the silence
  • Create stories in languages that use multi-stage input, including Chinese, Japanese and Korean
  • Experience other improvements that make Paper even more reliable and—hopefully—that much more fun to use!

As always, we appreciate your support. Please keep letting us know what you think.

Have you found any other improvements in Paper app?

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