Once Facebook's Live Video service came to the iPhone, Android users didn't have to wait very long for their turn.
Less than a month after Facebook launched Live Video streaming to iPhone users in the United States, it's doing the same for Android users.
On its news page, Facebook said it would start its Android rollout over the next week in the U.S. with Android support coming to other countries later.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the Android launch Feb. 26th, during a town hall Q&A session in Berlin.
Facebook Live is a way for users to share their experiences and perspectives in real time, whether the users want to broadcast to friends or colleagues, or public figures who want to connect with fans and followers, according to the company.
Less than a month after Facebook launched Live Video streaming to iPhone users in the United States, it's doing the same for Android users.
On its news page, Facebook said it would start its Android rollout over the next week in the U.S. with Android support coming to other countries later.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the Android launch Feb. 26th, during a town hall Q&A session in Berlin.
Facebook Live is a way for users to share their experiences and perspectives in real time, whether the users want to broadcast to friends or colleagues, or public figures who want to connect with fans and followers, according to the company.
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