We know
about messaging apps are become popular than SMS.this post based on the
analysis of best message apps in the world.in play store, apple
store,windows,nokia, and much more…
Look this
wonderful apps and download now.enjoy it :)
1.whatsapp
Its simple
and most used app.high speed chatting calling video audio sharing are possible.available for Android and other smartphones. WhatsApp
uses your 3G or WiFi (when available) to message with friends and family.
Switch from SMS to WhatsApp to send and receive messages, pictures, audio
notes, and video messages. First year FREE! ($0.99 USD/year after)
Download: iOS | Android | Windows Phone | BlackBerry | Others
2. Facebook messenger
Its messaging platform for facebook.connected with your facebook account.sync contacts.fast inoperation. stunning in looks.more from offical links bellow...
• Crystal clear voice and video calls
• Instant messaging with group chats and animated smileys
• Chat with your friends or with people nearby
• Sending photos and videos has never been simpler
• Real walkie talkie mode with up to 40 friends
• Always on, no logouts, never miss a message
• Get message alerts instantly with push notifications
• Share, like, and comment on photos with your friends
• Import contacts and add friends instantly
• Available on Android and all other smartphones, all for free
WeChat works over your phone's existing data plan or any WiFi connection.
cons: most used in asia customers
: gaming service not available in the outside the china
Download: iOS | Android | Windows Phone | BlackBerry | Others4.Line
A messaging service born in Japan of a Korean Internet firm, Line offers a lot more than just the messaging basics. Users can send regular text messages, hold group chats, sendphotos/videos, make voice/video calls between fellow Line users.
Line is available for free, but users can spend money on virtual content like stickers, in-app purchases within games and sign-up to get messages from their favorite brands. Line supports more than 40 apps — including a nifty camera app — and there are plans to introduce music and shopping services soon.
4. Kakko talk
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Another chat icon from asia.Kakao Talk offers the best selection of games on a messaging app, in our opinion, and includes all the usual chat features — group chats/multimedia — and supports voice and video calling between users. There are also other Kakao apps and clients for the PC and Mac, while Kakao has an Android launcher that is initially only available in Korea at this moment.
cons:most users in korea
Download: iOS | Android | Windows Phone | BlackBerry | Desktop
5. kik



Kik is one of the few messaging apps that doesn’t require you to provide your phone number. Instead you simply pick a username, provide an email address and go from there.
That easy sign-up process has made it popular across a range of devices — including iPods, tablets and other devices that don’t take SIM cards — and particularly popular among youngsters. Kik includes an interesting multimedia option — ‘Cards’ — which lets you download games and features, like a YouTube video player, to customize the app to your own preferences.
6.Tango
Tango allows you to easily connect with friends & family or make new friends. Make video & voice calls, send text messages, play games, send music messages powered by Spotify and more all for free. Join over 160M people around the world using Tango as their #1 social messaging and entertainment app.
Easy to use 7.Group me
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GroupMe is dedicated to group messaging. Users can share text-based chats, photos, videos and more across the service, which is available on a range of mobile platforms and also for the desktop.
GroupMe — which is actually owned by Skype, another app on our list, keeps things simple. Like WhatsApp, everything is text-based, there are no voice/video calls, which makes it well-suited to techies and non-techies alike.
8.Hike
Hike is a messaging focused app which allows users to share text messages, photos, videos, short voice messaging and chat in groups. It also includes a rather nifty ‘SMS out’ feature.
Currently available in Hike’s native India only, SMS-out lets users send chat messages to non-Hike users — useful in group chats. The app also includes stickers and location-sharing, while it is available in a range of European languages.
9.Hangouts(replaces talk)
Google Hangouts includes instant text messaging and video and voice calling, and is available for iOS, Android and desktop (via the Web.)
Hangouts are multi-person group video chats that initially began on Google+. They are quite unlike other video chat services, because they allow multiple users on the same call for free. The text-based message service is basic, and essentially replaces Google Talk.
10.BBM
BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) is the original mobile messaging app, and it remains a core feature for owners of BlackBerry’s increasingly marginalized smartphones. It was finally made available for iOS and Android last month, although the roll out was not completed and the apps are only available in Asia-Pacific.
The iOS and Android apps are fairly basic in comparison to other messaging apps, as we said in hands-on our review. They are also less developed that the BlackBerry app — which features video and voice calling, and ‘social interest’ channels where users can discuss topics with others.
Download: www.bbm.com/bbm.html
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