WhatsApp has finally updated the App for users to attach and share documents through the App itself. WhatsApp, the Facebook-owned messaging the service which has a little over a billion users, launched a new update today which allows the user to attach documents and share it with other users, a feature that has been on the waiting list for a while now. The feature works on similar lines across Android and iOS. On Android, the user needs to tap on the “Attachment” icon and select documents. You can also note that to make space for the “document” icon, WhatsApp has compressed the “photo” and “videos” option in to the “camera” option. On iOS, you tap on the arrow icon in the chat and then select “Share Document” from the menu that appears. Read More
We Are Waiting – WhatsApp For Apple Watch
The social messaging platform recently acquired by Facebook, WhatsApp has been one of the top players in the App industry for quite some time now. It’s really surprising how they don’t have a native WatchOS App for the much applauded Apple watch yet.
Apple’s wearable technology, the Apple Watch is known for its ability to receive and respond to notifications in an instant without having to reach your pockets for your iPhone. Facebook Messenger was updated with a native Apple Watch App in October that allows users to send and receive voice clips, Likes, stickers and more through it. However, no such update has been made by the Facebook-owned, WhatsApp. Read More
WhatsApp Will Get Video Calling
It looks like WhatsApp is planning to roll out a video calling feature very soon but there is no news about its official release date. According to leaked screenshots of the WhatsApp video calling feature from private beta versions for iPhone by German website Macerkopf, one will be able to make the video call using either their phone’s front or rear camera. The interface will be quite similar to the one seen in the voice calling feature and it is also expected to have a multi-tab feature so as to make it easy for one to switch between different conversations and groups. Read More
WhatsApp Gets Feature Updates On Android
The instant messaging giant WhatsApp has hit the Play Store again, rolling out an all new update. The update brings a new set of features like ‘mark as unread’, low data settings, custom notifications and more. According to Android Police, these updates has been added in a span of just 24 hours. Read More
Update WhatsApp On Your iOS Today And Get Free Calling
WhatsApp has just released an update for its iOS version that now adds voice calling. Voice calling has been available for Android users for a long time now, but Apple iOS users can make use of this as well. Very soon, this will be how everyone will call each other. Both parties need to have the latest version of WhatsApp installed to use voice calling. The new voice calling feature is rolling out slowly. Read More
In A Few Weeks, WhatsApp On iOS Will Get Voice Calling
In just a few weeks from now, iOS users of WhatsApp will be able to voice call each other from within the App for free. At Facebook’s grand F8 conference, WhatsApp cofounder Brian Acton announced that the ability to voice call other WhatsApp users from within the App will arrive within the next few weeks. Read More
WhatsApp VOIP Call Screenshots Leak
Italian iPhone blog iPhoneItalia has posted screenshots of what seems to be an upcoming VOIP call feature of WhatsApp. Read More
WhatsApp Acquired By Facebook For $19B
WhatsApp’s iOS 7 Design Update App Video Leaked
WhatsApp, the uber famous messaging App has yet to receive an update that brings new design for iOS 7 users. The update should be released fairly soon, but before that, someone has managed to get his hands on the new version and made a video out of it.
There are no new features in this upcoming new version, but the design change for iOS 7 feels absolutely stunning.
WhatsApp Messenger Goes Free on the App Store
One of the most popular mobile messaging App, WhatsApp, has just gone free on the Apple App Store. A few months (or maybe a year or more) ago, WhatsApp was offered for free, however, the developers decided to charge 99 cents for it, while the app remained free on the Google Play Store, but now it seems history has repeated itself, as they dropped the price to zero. Read More