WhatsApp Voice Calling on Android now available for all without invite

WhatsApp started rolling out voice calling feature for Android users earlier
this year. It was available only as invite-only option that opened
occasionally, which required a person who already have calling feature to
call you to unlock it. Now, after the latest version (2.12.19) that can be
side-loaded on your phone, everyone using Android smartphones can enjoy
WhatsApp calling without invites. We tried it on several smartphones,
including smartphones running on Android Jelly Bean.
As we said earlier, the call quality is decent on WiFi, but on 3G and 2G it
was not the best. This might improve over time. WhatsApp calling feature is
currently available only on Android. It is expected to roll out to other
platforms soon. WhatsApp is yet to launch WhatsApp calling officially. Since
it is available for everyone, the announcement is expected soon.

oh ok, good 1 der.

Now u are talking. Sending 15 invites b4 getting an app on ur fone is not the best.

Yes ooo

Yes but is dose not support all phone

Android only 4now.
Well, good info

I kept on wodering why it was not working on iphones... Now I know

It will with time...

isaac311 wrote:

I kept on wodering why it was not working on iphones... Now I know

it works in my iphone 4s

eddyvic wrote:

Android only 4now.
Well, good info

it support blackberries

what abt Nokia lumi

Twogoods wrote:

Yes but is dose not support all phone

don't all okay nah only java phone like asha and other but lumia is doin it as of last time i notice it

what abt Nokia lumi

Advert!

aneke peter chukwujekwu wrote:

Twogoods wrote:

Yes but is dose not support all phone

don't all okay nah only java phone like asha and other but lumia is doin it as of last time i notice it

Ok

I fink It's also workin on BB Q10

Safex wrote:

I fink It's also workin on BB Q10

ok

All is well, its still gonna circulate, just a matter of time.

eddyvic wrote:

All is well, its still gonna circulate, just a matter of time.

True oo bro.

Yeah.