WhatsApp Finally Has a Proper Desktop App
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WhatsApp Finally Has a Proper Desktop App

The much-needed addition is available for both Windows and Mac.
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WhatSim SIM Card for Overseas WhatsApp Use
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WhatSim SIM Card for Overseas WhatsApp Use

WhatsApp is undeniably one of the biggest players in mobile messaging, with over 600 million users
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WhatsApp Releases a Desktop Client
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WhatsApp Releases a Desktop Client

With over 600 million users, WhatsApp is finally offering a desktop client. Founded in 2009,
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Facebook to Acquire WhatsApp for $16 Billion USD
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Facebook to Acquire WhatsApp for $16 Billion USD

Facebook will soon be the proud new owner of WhatsApp, but has said that it will allow the popular
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