WhatsApp, one of the most popular messaging services in the world, is soon going to roll out a very interesting new feature ...

WhatsApp is now offering voice and video calling directly through a web browser. This feature is currently available to beta users, but could soon be available to everyone. If you often use WhatsApp ...

WhatsApp Web now supports encrypted voice and video calls with screen sharing, reactions, call transfer and noise suppression—see how it works.

“WhatsApp calls now work in your browser. Your 47 open Chrome tabs finally got company that's actually useful,” WhatsApp CEO Kunal Shah said.

Users who rely on WhatsApp’s web version will soon be able to make voice and video calls in group chats. Here are the details. Voice and video calls coming soon to group chats on WhatsApp Web Earlier ...

WhatsApp web video calls are starting to roll out, so you can place voice and video calls straight from a browser tab. You won’t need the desktop app for the basics anymore, at least if the feature ...

Voice and video calling are coming directly to WhatsApp Web, and you can try the beta now. No app download. No installation. No switching devices. You’ll be able to click a phone or camera icon right ...

WhatsApp is quietly working on a feature many users have been asking for over the years: voice and video calls for group chats on WhatsApp Web. If it rolls out as planned, users will be able to start ...

WhatsApp Web now supports full voice and video calling, including the ability to transfer an active call between your phone and browser without hanging up.

WhatsApp’s web-based client may soon get voice and video call functionality built in, reports WABetaInfo. Currently, WhatsApp users who would like to make calls to others have to either rely on the ...

WhatsApp Web just got a serious upgrade, and now it can jump into group audio or video calls right from your browser—no need to install the desktop app anymore. Before this update, you had to have the ...