News & Reviews:   Whatsapp

If you work on tablets, you might appreciate the next WhatsApp update for Android. The company announced several new features last month, and the busy month ended with an upcoming update that applies to tablets.

By now, you should know that you can access your WhatsApp account across different devices (like a phone and laptop). But now, the WhatsApp team announced that the multi-device feature is improved further by letting you use the same account on multiple phones. 

By now, you should know that you can send Disappearing Messages on WhatsApp. This extra layer of privacy is a way to protect messages from falling into the wrong hands, but sometimes, we would like to keep that occasional voice note.

Sometimes, it's funny to see how an app's feature derives another. WhatsApp's Disappearing Messages is a useful features for some people, as it provides security to sensitive info or discussions. But what if you wanted to prevent some messages from disappearing?

Popular messaging platform WhatsApp is currently in the midst of introducing animated emojis to spice up your user experience. Spotted on WhatsApp Desktop beta, users can expect the feature to be ported to the full version of the app in the near future.

WhatsApp have announced that they will be rolling out several new security features in the coming months. This includes, Account Protect, Device Verification and Automatic Security Codes.

We have talked about WhatsApp Companion mode before and according to a new update from a source, the feature is currently in WhatsApp Beta for Android. Not only that but we also learn that this mode allows a single account to link up to four devices at the same time.

While the WhatsApp app has been getting a slew of updates over the months, there's something new for the WhatsApp Desktop version as well. According to Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook post, the team just launched a new update with encrypted video calls. 

Muslims in Malaysia and all around the globe are set to welcome the holy month of Ramadan tomorrow, a time for reflection and togetherness. In conjunction with the festivities, popular messaging platform WhatsApp has shared several tips and ideas on how to use the app to create new memories with loved ones this Ramadan below:

As WhatsApp continues to update its app, the latest update is making groups more manageable for admins as well as allowing participants to navigate around. Read on below to check out this short news.