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@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Want to explore a web based prototype of the new LBRY app design? Head over to [
A new round of enhancements to the Subscription feature are being developed. The goal is to increase interactivity, engagement and notification for users who subscribe to channels on LBRY. This will include an option to automatically download new content as it is added to a channel as well as notification features within the app and email. Have questions or comments, drop us a line on the [GitHub issue](https://github.com/lbryio/lbry-app/issues/994).
### LBRY Mobile for Android
LBRY recently worked with a user interface designer came up with a very nice and simple design prototype, see video below. We've been adapting this prototype to React Native code, and while there some difficulties trying to integrate the daemon build process with the React Native app build due to speed, we've come up with a way to build both independently, such that the React Native app can be tested against the daemon build on the device. This enables testing the UI changes relatively quickly against any stable or development build of the daemon. There is a good chance that we will have a basic working mobile Android app in a few weeks!
LBRY recently worked with a user interface designer who came up with a very nice and simple design prototype, check out video below for a preview. We've been adapting this prototype to React Native code, and while there are difficulties trying to integrate the daemon build process with the React Native app build due to speed, we've come up with a way to build both independently, such that the React Native app can be tested against the daemon build on the device. This enables testing the UI changes relatively quickly against any stable or development build of the daemon. There is a good chance that we will have a basic working mobile Android app in a few weeks!
<video width="100%" controls src="https://spee.ch/b/android-prototype.mp4"/></video>