Introducing WhatsApp voice call and how to get it!

The world most popular instant messenger is at it again! This time around is not on temporary ban or WhatsApp on web. WhatsApp added something into its instant messaging system! Something WhatsApp fans have been waiting for... voice integration. Voice? WhatsApp already has voice note! What exactly are you trying to say! WhatsApp added calling feature! Wow you can now call FAF friends and family using whatsApp, mind you they have to be on the platform too! Not voice note! You can talk to your loved one in realtime! Other IM instant message platforms like BBM fans are already using this feature.

WhatsApp voice is available on android Kitkat (version 4.4) and Lolipop (version 5) for now. Though android 4.3 too has been reported working. As for now no one has report working on IOS devices. User can only get the WhatsApp (v2.11.508) via the whatsApp official site, since the latest version on google play is v2.11.505. You need to manually install the App since its not downloaded from the Google Play Store. After then you need to get invitation from user that is already using the feature. How can ICTmagazine help me to get the invite? The answer is simple! Inform us when you meet someone using that feature. Laughing.........

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