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Whatsapp : free calling feature                  With the latest update of whatsapp now you can also have free calling. Now you can call free to your friends with the latest version of whatsapp. Whatsapp had a feature of sending text messages in addition to sending files such as image, audio or video files. Now with the latest version of whatsapp you can also call to your friends without paying any charge. It uses the same data connection that your phone is connected to and doesn’t charge for any usage. Please Note : Update is in trial,so invitaion is needed. And also not available in play store. Please directly download from www.whatsapp.com . There are many spam links are transferring. Please do not use any other links.

WhatsApp is available on  web browser   Steps   Make sure you have the latest version of WhatsApp. If not please update it. Visit web.whatsapp.com from your desktop browser From the mobile app go to options and select 'WhatsApp Web' Now scan the QR code that is displayed in the web browser

WhatsApp to Introduce Voice Calls                       The world's biggest messaging service WhatsApp, which Facebook has just bought for $19 billion, will addvoice calls to its product in the second quarter of this year, its chief executive Jan Koum said on Monday. With 450 million users worldwide, WhatsApp and its competitors South Korea's KakaoTalk and China's WeChat have punched a hole in telecom operators' revenue in recent years by offering a free alternative to text messaging.The news that the most powerful of them was adding voice calls to its service will likely be seen as worrying for telecom operators globally, which got about $120 billion from text messaging last year, according to market researcher Ovum.            "We are driven by the mission that people should be able to stay in touch anywhere and affordably. Ou...

Facebook Acquires WhatsApp for $19 Billion         Social media giant Facebook will acquire mobile messaging company WhatsApp for 19 billion dollars in a cash and stock deal, the largest acquisition by the Mark Zuckerberg-led firm so far that will give it a stronghold in the market for messaging.         The whopping acquisition price includes USD 4 billion in cash, about USD 12 billion worth of Facebook shares and USD 3 billion in restricted stock units to be granted to WhatsApp’s founders and employees that will vest over four years following the closing of the deal. Under the agreement, WhatsApp co-founder and CEO Jan Koum will join Facebook Board of Directors. Facebook said the acquisition will not impact the WhatsApp’s brand, which will be maintained and the company’s headquarters will remain in California’s Mountain View.WhatsApp’s core messaging product and Facebook’s existing messenger app will continue to operate as standalone ...