Developers have significantly improved the functionality of mini-applications, making them more versatile and useful.
They can now be expanded to fill the entire screen of the device in any position (both portrait and landscape). In addition, mini-applications received support for tracking the movement of the device in space, which opens up new possibilities for controlling games and creating programs with elements of augmented reality.
Other innovations include the ability to add shortcuts to built-in Telegram applications on the desktop and give them access to geolocation. They can now also create images, documents and other files for download.
The update as a whole makes Telegram an even more flexible platform for both users and developers, combining messaging functions with elements of a full-fledged application ecosystem.
Source: Ferra
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