Facebook-owned WhatsApp has expanded beyond
Internet-based messaging – it no provides service
down to the SIM card. This means you don't have to
worry about securing connectivity in 150 countries
where WhatSim will automatically switch between a
total of 400 carriers.
For a €10 a year fee text messages are free, while
photo, video and voice messages are priced on a
credit system.
You can pay € 5 for 1,000 credits (or up to €50 for
10,000 credits). Text messages, location and contact
sharing are free, while multimedia messages are
priced based on zones. You can check the WhatSim
site to see which zone each country falls into.
The cheapest rates are 5 credits for a voice message
(that's €0.025), 20 credits for a photo (€0.10) and 100
credits for a video (€0.50). Voice and video messages
are capped at 10 seconds long.
Note that in some countries the yearly rate is €5
instead of €10. The WhatSim will never expire, but
you'll need to top it up with credit when you want to[img]Facebook-owned WhatsApp has expanded beyond
Internet-based messaging – it no provides service
down to the SIM card. This means you don't have to
worry about securing connectivity in 150 countries
where WhatSim will automatically switch between a
total of 400 carriers, anywhere in th world.
For a €10 a year fee text messages are free, while
photo, video and voice messages are priced on a
credit system.
You can pay € 5 for 1,000 credits (or up to €50 for
10,000 credits). Text messages, location and contact
sharing are free, while multimedia messages are
priced based on zones. You can check the WhatSim
site to see which zone each country falls into.
The cheapest rates are 5 credits for a voice message
(that's €0.025), 20 credits for a photo (€0.10) and 100
credits for a video (€0.50). Voice and video messages
are capped at 10 seconds long.
Note that in some countries the yearly rate is €5
instead of €10. The WhatSim will never expire, but
you'll need to top it up with credit when you want to[/img]Facebook-owned WhatsApp has expanded beyond
Internet-based messaging – it no provides service
down to the SIM card. This means you don't have to
worry about securing connectivity in 150 countries
where WhatSim will automatically switch between a
total of 400 carriers.
For a €10 a year fee text messages are free, while
photo, video and voice messages are priced on a
credit system.
You can pay € 5 for 1,000 credits (or up to €50 for
10,000 credits). Text messages, location and contact
sharing are free, while multimedia messages are
priced based on zones. You can check the WhatSim
site to see which zone each country falls into.
The cheapest rates are 5 credits for a voice message
(that's €0.025), 20 credits for a photo (€0.10) and 100
credits for a video (€0.50). Voice and video messages
are capped at 10 seconds long.
Note that in some countries the yearly rate is €5
instead of €10. The WhatSim will never expire, but
you'll need to top it up with credit when you want to.................read more @ [URL]www.mysmartech..nl/2015/01/meet-whatsim-globe-trotting-sim-for.html?m=1[/URL]
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Whatsapp web. Whatsapp can now be used through browsers.

Today, for the first time, millions of you will have the ability
to use WhatsApp on your web browser. The web client is
simply an extension of your phone: the web browser
mirrors conversations and messages from your mobile
device -- this means all of your messages still live on your
phone.
To connect your web browser to your WhatsApp client,
simply open https://web.whatsapp.com in your Google
Chrome browser. You will see a QR code --- scan the code
inside of WhatsApp, and you’re ready to go. You have now
paired WhatsApp on your phone with the WhatsApp web
client. Your phone needs to stay connected to the internet
for the web client to work, and please make sure to install
the latest version of WhatsApp on your phone.
Unfortunately for now, whatsapp will not be able to provide web
client to their iOS ,iphone,....................more @http://www.mysmartech..nl/2015/01/whatsapp-web-whatsapp-can-now-be-used.html?m=1