WhatsApp reported to bring up new feature ‘'Speak'’ to read out text messages

WhatsApp has never dropped back to bring new updates to its platform and add novel features in its system. The Facebook-owned instant messaging site has just introduced its new update version on Android Beta version and added two new features like Scribble tool which is found in Snapchat and a front-flash feature to whiten the selfies in dim light. The complete version is of this Upgrade is still in the pipeline for commercial launch, and now WhatsApp is accounted for dealing with a new feature which will allow the users to read their text messages on WhatsApp.

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Facebook Lite is growing faster than Facebook app

Facebook Lite, the stripped-down version of the social networking app that was launched in 2015, has officially become the fastest growing version of Facebook. The Android app became the fastest Facebook interface to hit the 100 million monthly active users mark.

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WhatsApp including Facebook integration with end-to-end encryption

After recently announcing that it will be free for life, the Facebook-owned messaging app has a new feature coming up its sleeve. According to developer Javier Santos’ latest Google Plus post, WhatsApp will now give users the option to get notifications which tell them that the messages they are exchanging are encrypted end-to-end.

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WhatsApp update brings a new Settings page for Android

Here’s some more tweaking from WhatsApp, and this time around it is a new revamped Settings page. The update that will be made available as version 2.12.506, is not officially rolled out yet. However, you can go ahead and download an apk from the official site, points out AndroidPolice.

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WhatsApp groups now can have upto 256 members

WhatsApp groups are perhaps one of the most buzzing closed social networks. The 50-member limit was upped to 100 in November 2014 and now the Facebook-owned instant messaging service has more than doubled the limit to 256.

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WhatsApp now allows users to send documents

Yet another feature from our WhatsApp wishlist has made its way to the world's largest instant messaging app.

WhatsApp is now allowing users to share documents with each other. This is however yet to be available to all users and quite like many other features, this is being added to the version of the Android app that can be downloaded directly from its website.

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Facebook Live video streaming for Android

After introducing the Facebook Live feature for iOS, the company now brings for the Android platform. Facebook Live lets you share your experience in real-time, just like the live video app Periscope that Twitter introduced on its messaging service last year.

“We know that people on Android love interacting with live videos —more than 50 percent of people watching live videos are using Android devices,” Facebook writes.

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Facebook's 'Like' button is now joined by several new emotions

Facebook's new reactions, which will accompany the existing Like button, are now rolling out globally.

The social network announced that starting today, we will all have new ways to interact with people's posts. Not only will you be able to 'Like' something, but you'll have the option to 'Love' it or give it a 'Haha', 'Wow', 'Sad' or 'Angry' emoticon.

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Facebook Now Lets You Use Multiple Accounts On Messenger For Android

Let’s say you’ve got kids. They like using Facebook Messenger to keep in touch with other kids to talk about Minecraft or bubble gum or whatever kids talk about these days (What? I don’t know. I’m 22, so I’m basically a million years old in cool stuff years.)

You’re happy to let them use Facebook Messenger in the evenings, but you don’t think they’re quite old enough for a phone of their own just yet. What to do?

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