While there are a lot of chat apps out there, WhatsApp is the undeniable leader of the pack. The app has over three billion monthly active users, constantly messaging and calling one another across ...

WhatsApp has gained popularity among users at a very great pace and has become one of the most widely used communication ...

Jake is a cybersecurity graduate with a knack for simplifying complex technical concepts into digestible nuggets of information. Approaching his one-year milestone of keeping you in the loop on the ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Barry Collins is a tech journalist writing about PCs, Macs and games. WhatsApp for Mac has officially arrived in the App Store, ...

WhatsApp is testing 'Guest Chats,' allowing users to message non-WhatsApp individuals via a web browser without app ...

WhatsApp bridges the gap between its Android app and web client, providing users a sleek and uniform experience across platforms. WhatsApp recently released a revamped dark theme for its web client, ...

WhatsApp is reportedly working to bring voice and video calls to its web client. This is especially good news for Linux users. WhatsApp will reportedly roll out support for voice and video calls for ...

WhatsApp Web is finally adding support for voice and video calls, starting with beta users’ individual chats. The update adds end-to-end encryption and the ability to share screens, which are features ...

Messaging apps are a splintered mess, with everyone using different systems to talk to one another. But if there’s one messaging app you can almost guarantee anyone from teenagers to seniors will have ...

Call buttons were discovered in the web client. Call buttons were discovered in the web client. is a former news writer for The Verge. WhatsApp’s web-based client may soon get voice and video call ...

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 ...