News & Reviews:   Whatsapp

A new feature that may be coming to WhatsApp may be useful for those who are looking to take back whatever they said on the chat app. A new beta version allows users to revoke or edit sent messages after it is sent to the other party.

For customers who roams a lot, Celcom has just updated their international roaming offering. It is now called Celcom Passports, and it is available from RM 18 a day for postpaid customers and RM10 for prepaid customers.

If you are the type that sends Whatsapp messages to many people at once, the new update on the world’s most popular chat app may interest you. They now have enabled multi-message sending and a ‘frequent chats’ module.

So according to sources, Whatsapp has already been working on making video calls on the app for quite some time (since December last year), and there are a limited number of beta testers said to have the capability to make video calls, which means it the feature is coming soon. Below are some screenshots taken from the source:

After in-line formatting in chat, rumours are abound on the internet that the second biggest social network chat app will soon get more features that will give more value to the users. They can expect Whatsapp to support both voice mail and zip file transfers in the next big update