Head over to our on-demand library to view sessions from VB Transform 2023. Register Here WhatsApp said today that it has launched its web client, but not for iOS users. In a blog post, WhatsApp wrote ...

WhatsApp Web is reportedly in development to receive voice and video calling support, mirroring the functionality already available on its desktop (Windows/Mac) applications since 2021. The discovery ...

WhatsApp has announced that the web-based version of its service is now available to users of the Firefox and Opera browsers. The Facebook-owned messaging platform had been rumored to be working on a ...

WhatsApp is now available for the Web, in a form that pairs the mobile version of the app to a user’s desktop computer. People can go to https://web.whatsapp.com in the Google Chrome browser to go to ...

WhatsApp has this week added support for iOS devices via its WhatsApp web application, enabling iOS owners to now synchronize their accounts and chats via the WhatsApp Web interface. This new feature ...

Last month, WhatsApp launched a desktop version of its popular messaging service, which arrived as a web app for Google’s Chrome web browser. The company has now updated its web client to work with ...

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About a month back, there were rumors that the Facebook-owned and very popular messenger service WhatsApp would soon be available on your computer via the web. Today, the folks at Whatsapp have pulled ...

At last, WhatsApp has added iOS to the platforms supported by its web app. This means that iPhone users can now sync their accounts and chats to WhatsApp Web. iOS is already listed on WhatsApp Web’s ...

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WhatsApp made waves when it launched a desktop version of its messaging service last month, but it was only compatible with Google Chrome. Today, the company has announced it now works on Firefox and ...