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WhatsApp is a messaging application that supports sending text, voice, images, and video over the internet to individual users and groups.
…And this 5GB cap ostensibly affects Google Drive too, with colleague Rob Triggs pointing out that this could seriously affect WhatsApp backups. The company could’ve offered more cloud storage in exchange…
…are already adopting that visual style, which makes the whole experience feel much more cohesive. WhatsApp recently started rolling out Liquid Glass-inspired elements on iOS, while Instagram is still testing similar…
…in my life, whether they’re calling or messaging (including through third-party apps like WhatsApp). But I’d also love it if it could indicate charging level, ongoing timers, maybe even…
…Daily tasks are a breeze, as I can use WhatsApp, Instagram, Google Chrome, and more without difficulty. If you’re a hardcore gamer, a Pixel 8 Pro probably wouldn’t be my…
…There’s also the argument that most major messaging apps in 2026 support audio memos, whether it’s my primary solution, WhatsApp, or the more traditional Google Messages via RCS. It should…
…If you’ve accidentally backed up your TikTok or WhatsApp folder, this step will give you significant storage savings. Just like that, I got back 23GB of space Joe Maring / Android Authority…
…Apps like WhatsApp still use their own emoji designs on Android, whereas iPhone emojis remain much more unified across apps. But even then, I’m genuinely looking forward to these new emojis…
…HiLight’s current primary function is serving customized alerts for phone calls from the Google Phone app and WhatsApp. When you put the phone face down on a desk, the notification lights…
…Opening up the app launcher showed me all sorts of apps from my phone, including Weather, Calendar, Google News, WhatsApp, and even Google Meet. Maybe I’m in the minority here, but…
…Meanwhile, apps like WhatsApp look almost identical to their desktop counterparts. That inconsistency is enough to remind you that you’re not using an actual desktop. Finally, there’s the portability aspect…