If media reports are to be believed, mobile messaging service WhatsApp is set to launch a free voice
calling feature for its 600 million active users.
The translation feature available in the latest version of WhatsApp has made it clear that the voice calling plug-in is on it's way.
While the voice calling feature is all set to be released on WhatsApp, there is no update if there is going to be a similar feature on Facebook, it added.
WhatsApp has witnessed a 15 per cent rise in its traffic since the announcement that Facebook is acquiring the service.
"The leaked images of the upcoming user interface shows that the app has been enabled with other language translations which will be displayed at the time a person receives a call via WhatsApp," a report on thefusejoplin.com stated.
WhatsApp has crossed 50 million active users in India alone.
If media reports are to be believed, mobile messaging service WhatsApp is set to launch a free voice
calling feature for its 600 million active users.
The translation feature available in the latest version of WhatsApp has made it clear that the voice calling plug-in is on it's way.
While the voice calling feature is all set to be released on WhatsApp, there is no update if there is going to be a similar feature on Facebook, it added.
WhatsApp has witnessed a 15 per cent rise in its traffic since the announcement that Facebook is acquiring the service.
"The leaked images of the upcoming user interface shows that the app has been enabled with other language translations which will be displayed at the time a person receives a call via WhatsApp," a report on thefusejoplin.com stated.
"The leaked images of the upcoming user interface shows that the app has been enabled with other language translations which will be displayed at the time a person receives a call via WhatsApp," a report on thefusejoplin.com stated.
WhatsApp has crossed 50 million active users in India alone.
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