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Google's most awaited messaging app Google Allo is now arrived. Here is the reason that, why it is better than previously most used messaging app WhatsApp.   Google Allo is not the first messaging app or service by Google. Before it the technical leader have also made Google Talk & Google hangout for instant messaging service. But this time it has came with the new service with the newer features, which will make you to use it. Also it may overcome the most used instant messaging or chat app WhatsApp. Google announced it in the first of  2016 for launching its new messaging & video chat app Allo & Duo from Google. Now both are released & both have better service than the other compared services. Now here is the 5 reason that why Google Allo is more better than WhatsApp; Incognito Chat Mode:   Security in instant messaging service is mandatory in current world. Both Allo & WhatsApp have end to end encryption. But Google introduced a new mode i

Currently, the internet has made the world  very small. People are less talking in mobile rather than messaging. There is so many internet services are there, who are helping peoples to message for communication. Like WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger & Google Hangout Ect. But WhatsApp has made his place in the top as it has 65 Million active users, who are using it for messaging & internet calling. Because WhatsApp is giving such facilities to its users like Status, display picture, emoji, and the end to end encryption. Actually end users who are using WhatsApp mostly for day to day communication, WhatsApp status is very much important for them. WhatsApp status tells their feelings from the internal heart. What people can't communicate with others, they share it as their status. Also Status is important for others, who read it or notice it. Because they also get information about the person from his status. So appropriate in status is very important. Also, we can't

For better or worse, WhatsApp has become an important part of our lives. Whether you love or hate the little green box, it is beginning to hold more and more power over our day-to-day routines. Here are a few tricks to help you up your WhatsApp game and save you time and stress.  1. Turn off those awful 'Blue Ticks' that give you palpitations.  WhatsApp's read receipts can be the best and worst thing all at the same time.  Panic usually ensues when you see that someone has read your message but is failing to respond with the speed you would like them to. What could possibly be occupying their time outside of your very important message consisting of two emojis? There is a way to save yourself this stress.  Head to your WhatsApp Settings, Account, Privacy and turn off the 'Read Receipts toggle. Once you've done this, those ticks will disappear and you will have more time to answer those endless group chats at your leisure.  However, you should

image source: google WhatsApp, the Facebook-owned messaging service used by more 1 billion users has been updating its app with tonnes of new features lately. Since the service added voice calling feature, there were reports that the messaging service will add callback and voicemail feature too. Early this year in April, a translation document hinted at WhatsApp getting the feature. Now finally WhatsApp is rolling out the feature to its Android Beta program users. The updated WhatsApp app is available to Android Beta user group and also available in the form of a signed APK from APK Mirror. Once WhatsApp version 2.16.189 is installed on your phone, try calling one of your existing contacts and the feature works regardless of the version installed on the recipient's device. With the updated app, when users call someone on WhatsApp and if the recipient declines of does not pick the call, the caller is greeted with a new screen which shows three options - cancel, call

WhatsApp users could soon be able to share and listen to music directly in the messaging app! Whatsapp is rumoured to be planning an upadate to its popular messaging app, that would allow users to share and listen to music directly in the app. German site Macerkopf said it has been playing around with the latest developer version of WhatsApp, and spotted a new feature that lets you to share music with your contacts. This includes music that is stored locally on your device, as well as tracks from Apple Music. Apparently, the feature will work by letting you share a track, which the recipient sees via the album artwork and a music icon, which they can then tap to listen. As well as music sharing, the upcoming WhatsApp update is also said to include the ability to create public groups - meaning anyone with a relevant link can join a chat. Another rumoured feature is mentions, which will work like Twitter, but allowing users to quickly chat to people in their address boo

WhatsApp Finally Launches Desktop Apps For Windows And Mac!! A demo WhatsApp Preview. It is also downloadable from respective stores or from internet directly for PCs. Download Page of WhatsApp Though it’s the biggest messaging application in the world with more than 1 billion active users, WhatsApp has for years lived primarily on mobile phones. That could change significantly from Wednesday, when WhatsApp launched its first desktop apps for Windows 8 and Mac OS 10.9 and up. The apps sync with a WhatsApp user’s account on their mobile device, once they’ve downloaded them and scanned a QR code from inside Settings > WhatsApp Web on the mobile app. WhatsApp has made itself available on desktop before, through a web client called WhatsApp Web. The company launched that service in January 2015, initially for Android and Windows Phone users, before adding support for iOS users as well. But its new desktop apps offer more native support, the ability to use keyboard

Bad News for Brazil,  A Brazilian judge ordered wireless phone carriers to block access to Facebook Inc's WhatsApp for 72 hours throughout Latin America's largest country starting Monday afternoon, the second such incident against the popular messaging application in five months. Judge Marcel Montalvao issued the order because the app’s parent company, Facebook, refuses to give information to the government regarding a criminal investigation. This is not the first time WhatsApp has been in hot water in Brazil. In December it was ordered to be blocked for two days over another similar case, but access was restored after just 12 hours. At the time, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said it was “a sad day for Brazil.” The free app is very popular in Brazil and is estimated to be installed in over 90 percent of cell phones there. That translates to roughly 100 million phones. According to Bloomberg News , neither Facebook nor WhatsApp has commented on the case. Sources