Whatsapp Desktop For Mac Lion
WhatApp released WhatsApp Desktop App for Widows and Mac users. Now you can access chat and stay in touch with anyone anytime anywhere through phone or computer at home or work. The new app is available for Windows 8+ and Mac OS 10.9+ users as of now. But, I was able to install it on my Windows 7 laptop without any trouble.
Early last year WhatsApp introduced WhatsApp Web to give flexibility to use the application on a desktop with an internet browser. After introducing a host of features this year, WhatsApp has launched its desktop app for Mac and Windows users. Jun 5, 2015 - One relatively new WhatsApp desktop client for Mac is called. To get the same result, which a user over at OS X Daily used to get it working.
Of course it doesn’t have the look and feel which you get while opening apps in Windows 8 but it works in Win 7 too. I have been using the WhatsApp Web for a while now and I pretty much like it. The WhatsApp Desktop app is no different than the web version. They have added more keyboard shortcuts to make your chats even easier.
For me it is sort of an escape from consecutive peeps at my phone and offers a distraction free work environment. My phone battery drains so quickly that it is almost like a land phone which always connected to the charger cable. This app comes pretty handy in this situations. WhatsApp is a place where all sorts of conversations take place, whether it a official or casual. The experts in my technology, Oracle Policy Automation, has even created a WhatsApp group to help each other. I have downloaded the desktop WhatsApp from the. The setup file for the Windows is 61.5MB.
Grammar checck plug in for word mac. Yes, its quite big for such a small application which serves the same functions you saw on Web version. For those who are new, WhatsApp for Desktop requires WhatsApp to be installed in your phone and should have an active internet connection. You need to add your device by firing up the app in your phone, select ‘WhatsApp Web’ from options, click on the ‘+’ icon and scan the QR code displayed in your PC. You are ready to go. Happy Chatting.
Chatting from your computer on WhatsApp is now possible. Here is what you need to know to get started.
Being in the spotlights recently, WhatsApp is again all over the news with another move. Yesterday the company announced their new desktop app that lets users chat through their PC. The app is available for Windows and Mac users and will provide all the well-known features and functionalities that we already have in WhatsApp for mobile devices. This upgrade has been eagerly expected by millions of WhatsApp users for a long time, and now the company is finally going to provide them with extended support for messaging to computers.
In their, WhatsApp introduces the desktop app as just another way to stay in touch anytime and anywhere. Be it your PC or mobile device, at home or when on the go, the company gives its users the same free functionality, but also a choice of communication through different devices. Serving as an additional extension to the WhatsApp mobile version, the desktop app will mirror the conversations and messages from the mobile version and will synchronize them. If you would like to give it a try, you can download the desktop app by visiting the through your PC browser. You will need to open the app and scan the QR code with the WhatsApp app on your smartphone. You can also check the settings on the WhatsApp Web menu. The desktop version is compatible with Windows 8+ and Mac OS 10.9+ and automatically gets synchronized with WhatsApp on your smartphone.
The app operates natively on your desktop and users will be able to get support for native desktop notifications, better key shortcuts, and even more handy features. Recently, the company has been making a bit of a fuss on the news, offering a greater range of services and functionalities to its more than a billion users worldwide. We expect to soon see more sharing features such as a call back button, zip file sharing, and a voicemail.
Rumours abound that WhatsApp is also working on video calls, NFC tags, and group invites. With all these extras that are yet to come, it looks like the company intends to stay in the news feeds for a long time this year.