LINE's increasing focus on Groups, Timeline, and other social elements has also brought many new features. Unlike WhatsApp, LINE allows you to chat between the desktop and mobile versions of the application. Text chatting in LINE is easy, with support for group chats of up to 100 people, and a good selection of emoticons to add to your conversations. There is a slight delay in calls both via WiFi and 3G, though the quality is still better than both fring and Skype. The voice and video call functions of LINE work very well and the sound quality is excellent.
LINE is easy to set up, allowing you to register with your phone number or email address (the latter option only gives you access to text chat, though). You can now choose whether to receive messages from these linked apps. There are lots of stickers, emojis, and themes on offer, and LINE has also spawned a lot of spin-off apps that allow you to play games, take photos, and more. If not many of your friends are using LINE then you can shake your phone (or just touch the screen) to find random people to chat with nearby. Businesses and celebrities are now using LINE so you can add them as contacts to keep up with what your favorite celebrities are doing or what stores, brands, or restaurants have on offer. You can write a post, or share a photo and sticker. The app also has a Timeline feature, which gives it a social network feel, as your friends using LINE can like and comment on what you post. Hidden Chat is a Snapchat -like feature where if you open the 'Hidden Chat' option you can send time-limited secure messages that will only be displayed for a set amount of time once the recipient has opened them.
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