WhatsApp wants to be international cross-platform FaceTime. Today Facebook-owned chat service WhatsApp is officially launching video calling for its over 1 billion users worldwide on iOS, Android and Windows Phone. Its debut follows a series of reports from people who recently found the feature had been enabled in beta versions of WhatsApp on Android and on Windows Phone –

When you’re using an app day in and day out, it’s easy to miss out on new features that get added. You get a notification for an update, you update, and you continue using it as you always did. But what did you get in all those updates? WithWhatsApp, quite a bit. The best social

WhatsApp reached a milestone this week, topping 900 million monthly active users. The Facebook-owned cross-platform messaging application reached 800 million MAUs in April, 700 million MAUs and 30 billion messages per day in January and 500 million MAUs in April 2014.   WhatsApp co-founder and Facebook board member Jan Koum broke the news in a Facebook post, simply stating: “WhatsApp now

    Facebook cleared a major regulatory hurdle in its acquisition of WhatsApp on Thursday when the Federal Trade Commission approved the deal with a warning on privacy obligations. The $19 billion deal will still need to gain approval from international regulators, but the OK from the FTC is an important step in the process