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Facebook launches a new version of Messenger in US that uses less data

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    Facebook launched Facebook Messenger Lite for Android in the U.S. this week. Facebook Messenger Lite originally made its debut in emerging smartphone markets where data networks are slower than what's offered by most U.S. carriers. The Lite version, however, measures just 10MB in size — which means it won't take up too much storage on your phone — and is watered-down as to not hog data each month. If your kids are constantly going over their data limits, you might want to think about installing the new version. It still offers plenty of features, such as the ability to chat with groups of friends, and send photos and videos. It just happens to use less data and will work even if you're not on a faster cellular connection. The app is available for Android only....
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YouTube Music now gets a much-desired feature

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YouTube Music will now allow the YouTube Red members to download music for offline 
access for up to 30 days by downloading their favorite songs. With this, users can now keep listening to their favorite artists even when they are nor connected to the internet or want to save on data.
After the latest update, users will find a new 'Save Offline' option under the Menu icon,after which they are given the choice to save just the audio, SD video or HD video. 
"The number of songs you can download depends on how much free space is available on your device. It is also impacted by the length and quality of the audio or video files that you wish to save." said the company in its official blog.
Offline access to music was earlier enabled through "Offline Mixtape" feature. This feature automatically  generates songs based on users listening habits and what Google thought they will like to listen to.

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