News & Reviews:   Whatsapp

In another episode, WhatsApp is looking to bring in another feature for everyone. Although it's not new, the next update is bringing the 'filter chats' function officially from WhatsApp Business.

Previously, we reported that WhatsApp was developing a second version of the multi-device function. The team seems to have settled on a name called WhatsApp Companion that allows to you link a secondary device to your current WhatsApp account.

Just a few hours ago, the CEO of Meta Mark Zuckerberg just posted that reactions on WhatsApp will start rolling out today. Although we haven't got them yet, we just have to wait patiently for this exciting function to appear soon.

Multi-device support for WhatsApp with different devices exists already, but the WhatsApp team is apparently working on a second version of the multi-device function. It's said that the team has been planning this since last year and here's what we know so far.

Today, there is a new WhatsApp update available on both iOS and Android devices. The new update happens to be group voice calls upgraded up to 32 participants, which is also one of the features for WhatsApp Communities coming to fruition.

A subscription plan for WhatsApp users? That doesn't sound like a good idea but thankfully, it's a feature offered to business accounts. It's not available right now, as it is now under development by the WhatsApp team so here's what we know about it so far.

Back in early 2022, we already knew that WhatsApp could be working on a new Communities function for the mobile app. Well, Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg and WhatsApp have just confirmed the vision for it and here's what you can expect.

WhatsApp is definitely one of the most used social messaging apps around the world, but it's not fully optimised when it comes to a smartwatch and is non-existent on the Apple Watch Series. That may change, though, as users can finally use WhatsApp via the WristChat app on the Apple Watch.

Popular messaging app WhatsApp may be adding a new way to to find updates and interact with all your group chats within a single tab. Called the ‘Communities’ tab, it is currently being tested by the platform on its latest beta version on both iOS and Android.

So, what is this communities tab all about? Well, it is basically a tab to view all your WhatsApp groups together. From the look of it, the tab is also replacing the camera tab currently found on the latest version of WhatsApp.

Do you send text messages or prefer leaving voice notes? A lot of WhatsApp users in Malaysia prefer doing the latter, so features related to it are always welcome. Well, the company has been working on a big upgrade for voice messages and it's now available.