The widely used Whatsapp has finally integrated voice call functionality into the world’s most popular instant messaging app and a selected number of people got the invite to test out the new Whatsapp voice over data calling features . If you would like to try the Android version on your Android device, You are going to be needing Android 4.4 kitkat on it. Blackberry OS10 will equally be getting this feature but for all Android users, this time I mean generally, before you’ll be able to make use of this voice call features, you need to download the latest version of Whatsapp (v2.11.508) below
==Download the latest version here. You must be running Android 4.4 kitkat, though some people with OS4.3 Jelly bean are also enjoying it; but the most successful so far with this feature are those running Lollipop OS.
==> and sideload it (you’ll need to enable Unknown Sources in your Security setting first) and get yourself an invitation to use the new feature from someone that already has it.
Moreover…There is another way for rooted users to force this function into existence, though it's a little stressful, as you’ll need to be connected to your PC and open a terminal every time you want to WhatsApp call someone (until you get it enabled permanently for you). Just press Shift and right click on some blank space in the Windows Explorer window and select “Open Command Window here’’ and enter the following command:
am start -n com.whatsapp / com.whatsapp.HomeActivity
Whatsapp Plus users, when this features has been fully integrated, your next whatsapp Plus update will automatically carry this features. So have you activated your own voice calling features and what do you think would become of Skype?
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