" WhatsApp " Crosses 1 Billion Users.

" WhatsApp " Crosses 1 Billion Users.

People are Using " WhatsApp " that's nearly one in Seven People On Earth Who Use " WhatsApp " Each Month To Stay In Touch.

No Charges on " WhatsApp " it's free.

No Charges on " WhatsApp " it's free.

Wide Number Of Users In " WhatsApp " Nearly a billion people Around the World. WhatsApp will no longer charge subscription fees. ( Official News)

WhatsTools: Send File Via WhatsApp.

WhatsTools: Send File Via WhatsApp.

Share Docs, Pdf, Archives, Videos or Files up to 1 GB

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WhatsTools lets you to send practically any up to 1 GB via WhatsApp™ instead of its standard limitation of 16 MB.

Twitter will let users send group messages and shoot video using its mobile app.

Twitter increase user engagement, keeping people actively using the service for longer. Right now, Twitter trails far behind social networks like Instagram and Facebook, although that partly depends on how you track engagement.Group DMs will work on Twitter's iPhone and Android apps as well as the Twitter.com web site and Tweetdeck, a social media dashboard owned by Twitter.

Hike messenger to offer free voice calls to its users.

Hike messenger to offer free voice calls to its users.

Homegrown chat application Hike messenger said on Wednesday it will offer free voice calls to its users over 2G, 3G and wi-fi services across the globe in over 200 countries.

WhatsApp launched WhatSim, a WhatsApp-only SIM that comes with a plan for free while travelling across about 150 countries.

WhatsApp is one of the most popular instant messaging services worldwide, with the company recently announcing 700 million monthly active users. Now, in an attempt to woo the large WhatsApp user base, an Italian company has launched WhatSim, a WhatsApp-only SIM that comes with a plan that will let you use the popular messaging app for free while travelling across about 150 countries.

WhatsApp finally makes the jump to your web browser.

The new messaging service currently only works with Google's Chrome browser and will not be available to iPhone users "due to Apple platform limitations," according to WhatsApp.

Mobile messaging service Whatsapp is now available in web server.

WhatsApp can be connected by https://web.whatsapp.com in a Google Chrome browser.

Update the WhatsApp app to the latest version in your phone.

WhatsApp banned them for 24 hours because they violated the app's 'terms of service' by using a third-party client.

Some users are reporting WhatsApp banned them for 24 hours because they violated the app's 'terms of service' by using a third-party client.

Users are reporting about the ban via different social networks (Facebook, Google+ and Twitter) revealing that the ban is only for those Android users who are using the popular third-party client WhatsApp+ or WhatsApp Plus.

The company is now asking users to uninstall WhatsApp+ and install an authorised version of WhatsApp from official website or Google Play to reuse the service, although the 24-hour ban period will reportedly remain in effect for the full duration despite replacing or uninstalling the app.

Facebook testing voice-to-text feature on Messenger.

Facebook testing voice-to-text feature on Messenger.

Social networking giant Facebook will soon let you read the voice messages your friends send you through Facebook Messenger. The company has started rolling out a voice transcription feature to select Facebook Messenger accounts.

WhatsApp might be bringing its messaging service to the web.

WhatsApp might be bringing its messaging service to the web. It's still not definite proof, but it certainly looks like the WhatsApp team is at least exploring some sort of web functionality.

With over 600 million users, WhatsApp is the largest messaging service that still doesn't offer a web version, as competitors like Line, Viber, Telegram and WeChat all allow you to message either on your phone or the via the web.

WhatsApp growing too big for Facebook!

WhatsApp growing too big for Facebook!

WhatsApp growing too big for Facebook! This seems to be the case and a latest survey says that Facebook is facing threat from instant messaging apps like WhatsApp and WeChat.