One of the "big things" for major non-carrier players to do this year, it seems, is to have a group messaging product in their consumer tools checkbox. Google started things going with the Google+ Huddle group messaging feature (renamed to Messenger this week). Facebook launched Facebook Messenger soon after. And, now, Skype announced its GroupMe group messaging service.


Read More: Skype Added its Own Group Messaging Service: GroupMe

Popular group messaging app provider GroupMe has released a major update to their mobile apps and web site. The new features include ask questions, send direct messages, chat from the GroupMe web site, hide your phone number, and worldwide availability.


Read More: GroupMe Releases Major Update

GroupMe is a popular group messaging and sharing app that has been available for iOS, Android, and Blackberry smartphones for some time. Today a preview of the Windows Phone 7 version of GroupMe was released to the Windows Phone Marketplace.


Read More: Preview of GroupMe Available Now On Windows Phone 7