World's Giant social media Facebook has known for its services provided to social media users for connecting them with their family and friends. Facebook makes easy to connecting peoples with their family and friends. Keeping up with friends and family now is faster and easier than ever with the Facebook App.
Facebook Lite Android App is a slimmed-down app which takes 252KB space on your phone and it is designed to run on 2G network fluently. It has a great feature of less battery consuming as it takes less RAM on your device. But like standard version of Facebook you can't play Videos on Facebook Lite Android App. Many of the basic features of Facebook are available on Facebook Lite Android App.
You can use the features such as liking photos, sharing posts, maintain your profile, find friends and family, follow people to get latest news from them, look up to local business to see reviews, etc. You can share your photos as per your privacy choice to keep it publicly or private. Facebook Lite Android App helps you to follow your favourite celebrity, websites, events, sports, etc.
The main diffrence between Facebook Android App & Facebook Lite Android app is the size and network connectivity. Facebook Lite Android App is designed to small RAM smartphone as it takes only 252KB of space on your smartphone while Facebook Android App takes more than 50 MB on your device. By using Facebook Lite Android App on your device you can run it with 2G network connection fluently but this not possible in case of Facebook Android App.
Only one thing in which case the Facebook Android App is better in comparison with Facebook Lite Android App , is, it cannot play videos fluently. Otherwise, you can use all the features of Facebook Android App on Facebook Lite Android App with ignorance of high data spents and low connectivity conditions.
From The Eye Of Facebook Lite's Product Manager Mr. Vijay Shankar
"Roughly a year back, that’s when we realized that our current Facebook experiences needed a lot more work, specifically in emerging markets and more specifically where networks are bad”. So Facebook set out on two parallel paths. First, it would try optimize its flagship apps to load faster with less data. It’s already Shrunk down to its main Android App. Second “We floated another idea. What if we were building this from scratch for emerging markets? How do we completely re-architect this?”
Mr. Shankar says “we did a lot of research on the ground and spent a lot of time in Africa, and Indonesia.” The team discovered the solution would need three things:
To use as little data as possible, as the prohibitive cost of data plans is actually the largest barrier to Internet usage, not network access.
