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Line (styled “LINE”) is a proprietary application for instant communications on electronic devices such as smartphones, tablet computers and personal computers. Line users exchange texts, images, video and audio, and conduct free VoIP conversations and video conferences. Line was designed by 15 members of NHN Japan, a subsidiary of the Korean Internet search giant Naver, composed of Korean, Japanese, Chinese and American engineers. It thus shares the same symbolic green color of Naver. The idea of Line communication system was proposed to NHN Japan by Lee Hae Jin, the Chief Strategy Officer of NHN, now[when?] renamed to Naver Corporation.
It first launched in Japan in 2011, reaching 100 million users within eighteen months and 200 million users only six months later. Line became Japan’s largest social network in 2013. In October 2014 Line announced that it had attracted 560 million users worldwide with 170 million active user accounts. In February 2015, it announced the 600 million mark had been passed and 700 million were expected by the end of the year.
Line was originally developed as a mobile application for Android and iOS smartphones. The service has since expanded to BlackBerry (August 2012), Nokia Asha (Asia and Oceania, March 2013), Windows Phone (July 2013), Firefox OS (February 2014) iOS tablets (October 2014), and as a Chrome Browser Application (via the Chrome Web Store). At one point Line was available as a website (non-browser-app), but that has been discontinued. The application also exists in versions for laptop and desktop computers using the Microsoft Windows and Mac OS platforms.
Changelog v6.6.2 :
• Profile videos are now supported.
• Animated GIFs can now be received and viewed in chats.
• We’ve improved the search results screen and added category tabs to it.
• We’ve made some enhancements to the Timeline.
- You can now swipe to view all images for a post on your Timeline.
- Privacy settings for posts have been simplified.
• We’ve supercharged Keep.
- It’s now possible to see a list of all the items you have shared. Delete an item from the list to stop sharing it.
