News & Reviews:   WhatsApp Android

What is next for WhatsApp? Well, according to WABetaInfo, there is a new Android beta version 2.25.18.18 in the Google Play Beta program. In the beta, there is a new AI-driven message summarisation feature for select users.

Can't get enough of notifications? Typically, WhatsApp would directly show you notifications of people who messaged you. Soon, an Android version update would send you more reminders on unread messages.

Did you know you can change your WhatsApp wallpaper? Having said that, you either pick from the Bright, Dark and Solid Colours categories or use your own photos/screenshots. There's no real theme system that changes things like the chat message box, font, etc. But that could change soon.

If you ever wished you could share a music track with someone during a WhatsApp video call, then your wish may just be granted soon. This is because such a feature is currently in development by the Meta-owned messaging platform.

Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp is currently testing a new feature that would allow users to send a voice note that can only be opened once. Spotted in the latest beta version of the WhatsApp app, read on to find out more about the upcoming feature.

Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp is currently testing out a new feature, which is the ability to pin messages to the top of chats. Spotted in the latest Android beta version of the app, read on to find out more about the feature.

After rolling out HD photo support last week, WhatsApp today releases another highly-requested feature to users: HD video support. Rolling out gradually to both iOS and Android users, read on to find out more.

Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp may be adding a feature that users have always been asking for. Spotted in its latest Android beta version, WhatsApp is currently testing a multi-account feature on the app.

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.

WhatsApp is currently in the midst of rolling out a new feature to all its users that would allow them to chat with themselves. Aptly called ‘Message Yourself’, the feature was previously spotted on the beta version of WhatsApp by WABetaInfo but has now been officially ported to the full version of the messaging app.