WhatsApp, the popular messaging service, have once again updated their Windows Phone app. We last covered the app when the company addressed some bugs, and today we're looking at more fixes. If you're a frequent user (we know many of you are) you'll be pleased to learn the developers are working hard to improve the experience.
So what's new in this update? As noted above, WhatsApp has fixed an issue in this latest release (version 2.11.310), which threw errors when some people attempted to register with the service - the app would provide a "no routes" alert.
You can download WhatsApp from the Windows Phone Store. Let us know if you notice anything else new in the latest release. QR code can be found below. via: Plaffo

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