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http://whatsappvideocall.weebly.com/ WhatsApp Messenger is a cross-platform mobile messaging app which allows you to exchange messages without having to pay for SMS. WhatsApp Messenger is available for iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Phone, Android and Nokia. The sad thing is that the app is only available for iPhone - there isn't one for the iPad or the iPod touch. But don't despair. In this tutorial we show you how to access WhatsApp Messenger on the iPad (or iPod touch) using WhatsApp Web on your iPad. http://whatsappvideocall.weebly.com/ WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging apps on the planet, so even small changes warrant some attention. This isn't a small change, though. This is a big one. WhatsApp is rolling out support for video calls in the Android app, but not everyone has the feature yet. Video calls are becoming available seemingly at random. You won't need an app update as long as you're on one of the recent beta versions (people are...

Now if you are using Android mobile device. Install latest version of WhatsApp from  http://www.whatsapp.com/ android/ Go to this link Click on download and download the 18.78mb file Then install it by replacing the current version After u have done all the above tell me i ll call u Whatsapp is activated this facility for limited period    Once you receive the call, Calling feature will also be activated for you. So now enjoy free calling from WhatsApp. Also the voice quality is quite good.

Facebook, the popular social network with over 1.2 billion users world wide, just got a lot bigger by buying WhatsApp, the text messaging app with almost half a billion users across the globe. Add caption According to Mark Zuckerberg, Chairman & CEO of Facebook, the reason why Facebook paid $19 billion for WhatsApp is that there are not many other companies that can create a network of 1 billion users – and he believes WhatsApp will achieve that soon. WhatsApp doesn’t really fit into the Facebook business model because it has always promised  its users that it won’t sell ads. So how will Facebook get a return on their $19 billion? I believe that the answer is: by mining the data within WhatsApp. Facebook is already a gigantic data mining paradise with unbelievable amounts of data at their disposal, all happily provided by us, the users of Facebook. We send 10 billion Facebook messages per day, click the ‘like’ button 4.5 billion times and upload 350 million new pict...