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WhatsApp for Android: the Camera Interface has been finally revamped

Posted on April 1, 2016 by Christine

Today we have a big surprise for those of you who use WhatsApp through Android devices (and it’s not an April fools). Over the past few months we’ve seen our beloved app going through several updates, major and minor, which have further improved WhatsApp quite a lot.So far one thing has always looked the same: the built-in camera. And now this feature is going to change as well, thanks to this new version 2.16.4 of WhatsApp for Android.

So, what changes? You won’t find anymore the big Holo-blue shutter button, the old flash and switch camera icons and the upper box Send to (Contact). These buttons and icons have been replaced by: a new white shutter button, new flash and switch camera icons, a roll of your most recent images. You can also find a small tip at the top that explains you how to take videos.

And record a video couldn’t be easier. All you have to do is to hold the white coloured shutter button, which switches to red when the video recording starts. It’s even easier to stop recording: all you need to do is lift your fingers. Also the interface for sharing images or videos has been restyled. Now, instead of the big circular grey and white cancel and send icons, you have a new teal-coloured send button.

The caption box has been moved to the bottom of the screen, and now users will be finally able to see the complete image. That being said, let’s see where you can find these latest 2.16.4 and 2.16.5 beta versions of WhatsApp for Android (and, in case you are confused, yes, these numbers are correct: there has been a jump from version 2.12 to version 2.16. And that’s not an April fools too).

These two new versions are not yet on the Play Store’s official beta channel, but you can download them from the APK Mirror links. This is the one to the 2.16.4 version and this is the one to the 2.16.5 version.

Whatsapp for Nokia 220

Posted on April 1, 2016 by admin

The Nokia 220 is a bright, vibrant phone the company put out in the beginning of 2014. At this time, the company was focusing on putting out less expensive devices that would grab the attention of those looking for a nice mobile phone without the price tag of an Apple or a larger Samsung device. The Nokia 220 comes in red, blue and yellow and offers users a unique way to stay connected with their contacts while also using the WhatsApp application.

The Nokia 220 is a dual SIM mobile phone. This makes it nice for international travel. It has a 2.4 inch display that features 240 by 320 pixels at 166 pixels per inch. Now, it is not a touch screen as it uses the more traditional nine digit keypad. The Nokia 220 does not have a front facing camera, but it has a 2 megapixel rear facing camera but there is no flash for the camera. It does have expandable storage and accepts microSD cards.

This allows the phone to expand to accept up to 32 GB worth of storage. Nokia 220 does run the entry Nokia operating system, although it is a stripped down variation of the touchscreen Smartphone offering. As the Nokia mobile phone division is now owned by Microsoft, Microsoft does put out updates for the OS

The device does not have Wi-Fi capability, nor does it support GPS. It does have 3.0 Bluetooth, a 3.5mm headphone jack, FM connectivity while also supporting the GSM mobile network. It also does not support 3G or 4G.

Installing WhatsApp onto the Nokia 220
In order to install the application, it is necessary to first download it to a computer. By visiting the Nokia website, a user needs to select their device and it will take them to a list of available downloads and options.

This includes a small application store. WhatsApp is available here. After selecting the file, it downloads to the computer. From here, a user needs to connect the phone to the computer through a USB connection, followed by dragging end downloaded file onto the mobile phone.

After on the phone, a user can select it with the up/down arrow buttons under the screen. This activates the installation process. Once installation has finished, a user can open up the application, run through the setup steps and then begin using the phone for their needs.

WhatsApp for Windows Phones: the new 2.16.2 version is already in Windows Store

Posted on March 31, 2016 by Christine

We already know that WhatsApp is the most used instant messaging app in the world (with over a billion monthly active users, and this number is expected to grow), and that you can install it on various popular platforms such as iOS, Android and Windows. Another thing we know about WhatsApp is that the service is for free.

But despite its success, the supremacy of WhatsApp is constantly threatened by other instant messaging app like Viber or Telegram, so the Facebook-owned app has engaged a fierce fight to remain the leader in the field of instant messaging. So we can nearly daily witness to a rush to offer users more improvements and new features.

That being said, today we’ll see what changes with this new 2.16.2 version of WhatsApp for Windows Phone. Actually, this latest version brings just a few minor changes, still we think they are enjoyable. The first one allows users to trim the videos before sending them. Furthermore, a video compressor has also been added to the app, and it allows WhatsApp users to compress and easily send big videos.

Another useful feature added with this latest 2.16.2 version is the ability to receive and send documents. Thanks to this new option, users can now not only send photos and videos, but they can also attach documents to their messages. Isn’t it great? Especially if you consider that WhatsApp is now widely used for work reasons. These are the changes, but we are not able to tell you anything about the changelog since it hasn’t been provided.

Obviously, even if it’s just a minor update, we think it’s better that you keep WhatsApp updated on your device. So, if you are convinced and you decide to download and install this latest version of WhatsApp on your Windows Phone device, you can use the following link .

Whatsapp for Blackberry Curve 9360

Posted on March 31, 2016 by admin

The Blackberry Curve 9360 came out when BlackBerry was making several high-end devices for the masses. While the company has more or less stopped producing new mobile phones, the Blackberry Curve 9360 came out towards the end of 2011.

It has some nice features and, for those who like the physical keyboard instead of a touchscreen, this is a nice phone option for those who are looking for it. It is also able to run WhatsApp for easier texting and calling services.

About the Blackberry Curve 9360
The Blackberry Curve 9360 features a 360 by 480 pixel screen that is 2.44 inches in size. It is a bit smaller than other BlackBerry models, although it isn’t the smallest. The Curve name comes from the metal bezel around the sides of the phone, which makes it easier to handle. The device runs BlackBerry OS 7 and is supported by the GSM mobile network. It does have a 800MHz processor and 512 MB of RAM (along with 512 MB of storage, so there isn’t a problem running applications). While there is no front facing camera, it does have a 5 MP rear camera.

The Blackberry Curve 9360 is available in either black or white and supports a microSD memory card expansion slot. It can connect to the Internet through Wi-Fi and it also has GPS, Bluetooth 2.1, a 3.5mm headphone jack and 3G mobile support (it does not support 4G).

Installing WhatsApp
Installing WhatsApp onto the Blackberry Curve 9360 is rather straight forward. Through the BlackBerry OS 7 there is a mobile app store. First, the individual needs to connect to a Wi-Fi network in order to avoid data charges for downloading and installing.

Once connected and the application store is open, the individual just needs to search for WhatApp and then select it to download. After approving the download the application will download to the mobile device and install automatically.

After the installation has finished, an individual just needs to open the app. WhatsApp will present a few questions, such as connecting the current phonebook to WhatsApp in order to see who all has the application.

Once it has done this it will ask if the user wants to send out a text message to those who are not using the app in order to expand upon the services someone can take advantage of. After completing the setup process it is possible to begin using the software.

WhatsApp Tablet Interface

Posted on March 30, 2016 by David

Even though there is no specific WhatsApp interface for tablets, there is a way that you can run the popular messaging solution on most tablets.

The solution is WhatsApp Web, which is simply a version of the app designed to run on computers, including PCs and Apple products. Since WhatsApp Web is designed to run on almost any computer, it can run on a tablet as well. Something that many people forget is that a tablet is simply a laptop with a different design.

Installing WhatsApp Web will help you to do anything you normally do on WhatsApp on your tablet. More importantly, it can help you save money by reducing data plan usage because WhatsApp Web operates directly over the Internet. Therefore you can use it to access WhatsApp directly over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth or by accessing the net the old-fashioned way, by plugging your tablet into a broadband outlet.

Note: If you are using your tablet as your phone, you can install regular WhatsApp on it just like a phone. That is only possible if you are not using WhatsApp on your phone. If you already have WhatsApp on your phone, you will have to install WhatsApp Web to access the solution on your tablet.

A Browser for WhatsApp

Therefore a good way to think of WhatsApp Web is as a browser to enable you to access and search WhatsApp, much as Google lets you access and search the Internet. It lets you use WhatsApp much as you would other chat and email functions on your computer.

A big advantage to WhatsApp Web is that it lets you communicate directly with persons’ phones in real time through your computer. For example, a supervisor could use it to communicate with employees in the field via her tablet. The employees could even send over data, including pictures and videos.

More importantly, WhatsApp Web can let you use the solution on both your phone and your tablet at the same time. That means you can access WhatsApp messages while you are out and about and when you are working on your tablet at home or the office.

How to Use WhatsApp Web

Even though it is basically just an extension of WhatsApp, WhatsApp Web requires a little more effort and resources to install. Here is what you will need to install WhatsApp Web on your tablet.

If you have a PC with a Linux or Chrome operating system, make sure that you have the latest version of Chrome, Firefox, or Opera up and running on your tablet. If you have an iPad, make sure that you have the latest version of Safari installed. This is critical because WhatsApp Web is constantly updated and will only work with the latest versions. The best way to do this it to download the latest one from the browser’s website and install it.

You will need an active WhatsApp account on your phone. If you do not have one, you will need to set one up.

You should have a stable Internet connection. This means it is a good idea to plug your tablet into a broadband connection when you install WhatsApp.

How to Install WhatsApp Web

To install WhatsApp, you will have to take these steps:

Use the latest version of your browser to go to https://web.whatsapp.com/.

Choose your operating system.

Open WhatsApp on your phone.

Go to Menu>WhatsApp Web. This is found in different places on different phones. In Android and Blackberry devices, this is in the Chat screen; in Windows Phones and Nokia S60, it is under Menu. On iPhone, it is in Settings, and on the Nokia S40, it can be swiped up from the bottom of the screen.

Scan the QR code for that system with your phone.

Navigate to WhatsApp Web to make sure it is active.

Note: WhatsApp recommends that you always connect to WhatsApp Web via Wi-Fi. It is a good idea to make sure WhatsApp Web is working in Wi-Fi.

Like WhatsApp itself, WhatsApp Web is a fairly foolproof solution; once it is up and running, it should work. You should be able to access WhatsApp Web as soon as you can scan the QR code. If that does not work, you will probably need to reinstall it.

Once it is up and running, you should be able to do everything you do on WhatsApp on your tablet. That includes sending and receiving audio and video messages, documents, and pictures. It also means that you can use WhatsApp to chat with friends and colleagues on your tablet.

Make sure you keep WhatsApp Web updated. Like WhatsApp itself, the online version is constantly being improved. To work properly, you should have the latest version on your tablet.

Some WhatsApp Web Security Concerns for Tablet Users

Tablet users need to take some additional security precautions because tablets with a traditional Internet or Wi-Fi connection are less secure than phones. Since WhatsApp Web operates online, it is possible for hackers and malware to penetrate it.

A few additional precautions that you should take when using WhatsApp Web on your tablet include:

Always turn WhatsApp Web off when you are not using it. Do not leave it up and running when you are not using it.
Add a lock app to your WhatsApp. This keeps people from accessing it without a pin. There are many such solutions available at Google Play, the Windows Store, and the Apple Store.
Always turn your tablet off when you are not using it, and make sure it is locked and password protected. You should do this to keep crooks from accessing your WhatsApp the old fashioned way—by stealing your tablet. Make sure you keep your tablet turned off or at least password protected when you are not using it at work or in public to keep others from reading your messages.
Change your WhatsApp phone number and passwords if your tablet gets lost or stolen.
Be aware of your surroundings, particularly on buses, trains, and planes and in public places like waiting rooms or lounges. Make sure nobody can read what’s on your tablet, such as your passwords, by looking over your shoulder or glancing at it.
Do not install WhatsApp Web connected to your personal phone on a tablet that belongs to someone else, such as your employer. That could give others such as your boss access to your WhatsApp. If you want WhatsApp on your tablet, buy your own.

WhatsApp Web is a very handy solution, but there are some potential security problems you should be aware of. Understanding them can help WhatsApp Web make your life easier without giving the bad guys access to your information.

WhatsApp for Android: the new 2.12.560 Beta version is already available and adds the Quick Reply Option and lot more

Posted on March 30, 2016 by Christine

Dear WhatsAppers, if you use your favourite instant messaging app through Android devices, get ready for some important and useful upgrades. In fact there is a new Beta version available (2.12.560) that brings a quick reply option, a new wallpaper selector and multiple selections for people or groups as well. So, let’s see exactly what changes with this new 2.12.560 Beta version of WhatsApp for Android.

First of all let’s see how it works the quick reply feature. How can you use it? When you receive a message you’ll see a window displaying the sender and the text. Now you will be able to expand it and, clicking the ‘Reply’ button, you’ll launch a pop-up that will take a great part of the screen. This feature is quite similar to the one available on iOS.

As we said above, this is not the only change added with this latest 2.12.560 Beta version. Now users will be able to multi-select people or groups, just with a long press. So, for example, if you select a single contact, you can decide if you want to: Archive, Delete, Mute/Unmute, Add chat shortcut, View contact, and Mark as read/unread. Same procedure for a single group, where you can immediately: Archive, Leave group, Mute/unmute, Add chat shortcut, Group info, and Mark as read/unread. And that’s not all. Users will be able to multiple select chats as well.

The last pleasant surprise of this new 2.12.560 Beta version of WhatsApp for Android is the new layout of the wallpaper selector. This new wallpaper selector uses modern Material icons and finally dismiss the old Gingerbread one and also provides users with solid color options.

How can you install this latest 2.12.560 Beta version of WhatsApp on your Android device? If you have not yet joined the official Play Store beta program, you can download it heading to the APK mirror. Or you can wait until this Beta version becomes official via the Play Store.

Whatsapp for Nokia Asha 501

Posted on March 30, 2016 by admin

The Nokia Asha 501 came out as a colorful alternative to the Apple iPhone. It is available in six different colors, including a sky blue, cherry red, yellow, black, white and a grass green. It has several features that allow users to take advantage of the newer interface.

While it no longer is available and Nokia for the most part is no longer manufacturing phones, it is still possible to use the device with different applications, including WhatsApp

More About the Nokia Asha 501
The Nokia Asha 501 has a three inch touchscreen with a 240 by 320 pixel resolution, or around 133 pixels per square inch. The hardware inside of the Nokia Asha 501 is on the lighter side, with 64MB of RAM and 128MB of internal storage. Now, it is possible to increase storage capacity with the expandable microSD card slot. This has the potential of expanding it out to 32 GB.

The Nokia Asha 501 uses a 3.2 MP rear camera. It does not have a flash, nor does it have a front facing camera. The operating system is specific for Nokia as it is the Nokia Asha Platform 1.0. There have been some updates to the OS, although it is more similar to Android. Due to the special nature of the OS, there are not as many applications designed specifically for it. WhatsApp is one of these apps though.

Nokia Asha 501 can connect to Wi-Fi with a 802.11 b/g standard. It does not support GPS, nor does it have NFC<,Infrared or USB OTG. It does have Bluetooth 3.0 and a 3.5mm headphone jack. It can connect to FM radio signals and it has two available SIM card slots, which makes it great for international calling. It does not support 3G or 4G

Installing WhatsApp

Due to the heavier usage of the Nokia Asha 501 on the international market, there is some app support and OS support from Nokia. WhatsApp is available for download through the device’s small application store. This app is free to download and install, so once someone selects it from the app store it will automatically conduct this. After installation has finished a user needs to open up the app and enter in their mobile phone number in order to associate the number with the phone. Once this has occurred they are able to begin using the application on the Nokia Asha 501.