What Happened: WhatsApp just quietly pushed out a major update to its Windows app, and let’s just say the reaction hasn’t been great. Why Is This Important: To put it bluntly, this feels like a ...

Messenger and WhatsApp maybe the default messaging app for many, but for a smarter, more private, and more streamlined ...

WhatsApp recently pushed a new beta update for its Windows application. The update brings one major change – the app no longer runs on Windows native app framework. It now runs on a web version ...

WhatsApp is bringing voice and video calling to WhatsApp Web, finally.

WhatsApp is making its web version more functional. The platform is rolling out voice and video calls directly in web ...

WhatsApp's voice and video call support on the web is rolling out to beta users currently, featuring end-to-end encryption, the same security as the app.

If you’ve recently updated WhatsApp on your Windows machine and thought, “Why does this feel slower?”, you’re not alone. Meta has officially retired the native Windows app and replaced it with a ...

A decade in the making ...

Though this is not always a sign that the feature is definitely coming to all WhatsApp users, most of the time when WABetaInfo spots a new feature in beta, it soon makes its way to the official ...

the development team used Apple's Mac Catalyst Framework in developing WhatsApp for Mac. This makes apps work on both MacOS and iPadOS. The release of the stable native version of WhatsApp for Windows ...