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Whatsapp Video Calling feature for Android Users - Download it

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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...

Chats Abbreviations - for Web Chat Users

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Abbreviation means a shortened or contracted form of a word or phrase, used to represent the whole. Useful Internet chat abbreviation App Download it Free R.S.V.P. – This acronym means "Répondez s'il vous plait," French for "respond, if you please." It is often used on invitations to parties and special events, and is intended (as it says) to be responded to with a "yes, we will attend," or "no, we will not." P.S. – Means "post script." At the end of a letter, people will often include a P.S. to include an extra thought that was intended to be included in the letter, but forgotten. Using a P.S. was more common in typewritten letters, when you couldn’t go back and add a sentence in the body of a letter. A.S.A.P. – "As soon as possible," used when encouraging someone to respond to a request without delay. E.T.A. – This acronym means "estimated time of arrival," and is used as a guess for ...

Bleep is a New secured messaging service

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Bleep is secured messaging service in which your message are only stored on your phones and never on the cloud. Also the message stored on device are also encrypted. No Personal Info Required. To get started with Bleep, all that is required is choosing a nickname. You can share your Bleep key (under Settings:Profile) wherever you like: forum post, twitter page, etc. And no one will have any of your other details. Optionally, you can verify your email addresses and mobile numbers with Bleep, which will let your friends discover you through Bleep when they open an account. In Your Hands, Instead of the Cloud. Bleep’s logo  represents a folded note – a message passed directly, hand-to-hand. In our implementation, we keep messages and the encryption keys for images stored on your local device, not the cloud. For messages and metadata, there is no server for hackers to target and because you hold the keys, images can’t be leaked to haunt you later. We’ve solved serverless peer-to-...

Different types of people in Whats app Groups

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1. THE PARROT ...always online never misses to comment. Always starts conversations. 2. THE MEDIA MANIAC ..always sending pics n videos, u wonder whether he/she uses 64 GB                  memory card. 3. THE OBSERVER silent, online but rarely comments on posts.When you mention him/her,he/she          answers you. 4. THE SENSITIVE ...always takes comments personally, jumps on you &gets mad about them. 5. THE MOUSE ....always in & out of the group for no reason, like a mouse. 6. THE BEGGAR ..always in need of bundles & other favors. Please buy your bundles too. 7. THE COMPLAINER ..ever complaining, dislikes offensive pics, long videos, and some                          comments. 8.   THE PREFECT ...points out mistakes, always in boxing the admin. 9.   THE STUBBORN ...the only job he does is chang...