Only a handful of them raised their hands. Recently I asked my workshop attendees how many of them are using the app. This is perhaps why the mobile app is gaining more popularity its convenience. My phone is on me all the time, where as my laptop isn’t. Personally, I use the app approximate 50% of the time, which falls in line with the figure gives. Is this a good thing? It is if you prefer to use the app. If I were a betting man, I’d say the demise of the desktop platform is nearing the end. We also noticed enhancements made first to the mobile app, such as photo enhancement and video features. The most obvious hint is the way the desktop’s interface increasingly resembles the app. We noticed this when LinkedIn launched its new, slimmed-down platform almost a year ago. Now that you have LinkedIn on your computer, you will be using your mobile device less, saving battery and phone life.One gets the feeling that LinkedIn is migrating its desktop platform to its mobile app.

Your worries of draining your cell battery are a thing of the past. To update information or send messages, you can clearly see the lettering on a larger screen and type more easily on you keyboard. The streamlined design of the mobile app makes navigating it on your computer a breeze using your mouse. Using LinkedIn on your computer adds a lot of benefits to the app.

Now you have access to the LinkedIn Android app on your computer whenever you need it. Click the install button and voila! That's all there is to it. To install LinkedIn on PC and Mac with the BlueStacks player simply hit the search icon and find the app you want. The process will be over before you know it and then you can search the wide expanses of the Google Play store for all fo your favorite apps and games. Before you can find that dream job of yours, you first need to download the free BlueStacks Android Emulator app from the link above.

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