WhatsApp calling feature will be soon enabled for Windows Phone users too
As of now, there is no official information from WhatsApp about the feature being rolled out to iPhone or Windows Phone users
WhatsApp calling, the voice-over-data feature, was rolled out after a major testing by the developers, and the feature is now available to Android users. All you need is an updated version of WhatsApp and someone who has the calling feature on his phone to simply give you a call to enable your app. However, the feature is still under major test for various reasons.
Last week iPhone users have also been spotted using the calling feature, which means that the developers have started testing WhatsApp on the iOS platform too. And now, Windows Phone users can also rejoice as the voice-over-data feature will soon be available for them.
According to WindowsTeca, an Italian website, WhatsApp will soon be seen on Windows-based smartphones, probably within a few weeks from now. An email from the WhatsApp team to developers shows that WhatsApp is inviting Italian developers to help translate WhatsApp for Windows Phone, which includes the calling feature apart from read receipts and the rest.
As of now, there is no official information from WhatsApp about the feature being rolled out to iPhone or Windows Phone users, but leaked information are giving out the hopes to all users out there. Sadly, BlackBerry users would possibly have to wait for a while more.
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