WhatsApp has been teasing multi-device support for a while. Now, users can enable this feature, which is currently in public beta, using their iPhones or Android devices. According to a FAQ page ...

WhatsApp has been testing multi-device compatibility for a while. Now, WABetaInfo is able to show how this is going to work on the desktop app.

WhatsApp has been working on multi-device compatibility for a while and WABetaInfo has now detailed what it could look like on the desktop app. With this new compatibility, WhatsApp users will be able ...

San Francisco: Facebook-owned WhatsApp is now releasing the multi-device beta program for some beta testers of the app. With the new feature, users can use WhatsApp Web, WhatsApp Desktop and ...

WhatsApp also won’t work on devices that run on Android 2.1, Android 2.2 and iOS 6, which was released in 2012.

iPhone 3GS OS versions: iOS 6 Android 2.1 Android 2.2 BlackBerry OS BlackBerry 10 Nokia S40 Nokia Symbian S60 Windows Phone 7 “These platforms don’t offer the kind of capabilities we need to ...

WhatsApp is finally rolling out multi-device login support for more than one phone. Mark Zuckerberg announced the feature’s rollout on Facebook and Instagram. “Starting today, you can log into ...

To make sure you can still use WhatsApp on your phone, it is essential that you update to at least iOS 15.1 or higher - even if you are using a newer, compatible device.

WhatsApp on iPad: After a long wait of almost 15 years, WhatsApp has finally arrived on the iPad. Now, users can officially download Meta's instant messaging platform on their iPad via the App Store.

When Did Meta (Facebook) Buy WhatsApp and for How Much? The multi-device compatibility 2.0 will allow users to connect to even more devices, including a smartphone or even a particular iPad.

Some popular Android devices that won't be able to use WhatsApp include, Samsung Galaxy SII, Galaxy S3 mini, Optimus L5 Dual, Optimus L4 II Dual, Optimus F7, Optimus F5 and more. iOS ...