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WhatsApp Now Has a Desktop App, Available on Windows, OS X
WhatsApp is now also available as a native desktop app on Windows and OS X, the Facebook-owned instant messaging and voice calling company announced. The app supports desktop notifications, keyboard shortcuts and a range of other features. For the desktop app to function, users still need to have their phone connected to the Internet.
WhatsApp isn't very popular in the United States and European countries, but it has a large user base of active users in the emerging markets such as India and Brazil. In fact, earlier this year, the company announced that it has hit one billion monthly active users. For those interested, you can download the app for your desktop (or any other device) from the company's website.
WhatsApp isn't very popular in the United States and European countries, but it has a large user base of active users in the emerging markets such as India and Brazil. In fact, earlier this year, the company announced that it has hit one billion monthly active users. For those interested, you can download the app for your desktop (or any other device) from the company's website.
This week's newest messenging service for people without unlimited texting plans. Aren't there about a thousand (at least) of these by now?
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Austria, also. I don't really understand where this comes from, as whatsapp has killed traditional SMS around here.
Add Italy to the list --- virtually everyone under the age of 50 uses it. Though I don't know anymore if Italy counts as "Europe" or "developing countries" nowadays. :)
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