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WhatsApp messaging app for iPhone temporarily available for free
Newsbrief by Andrew Kameka on Thursday December 20, 2012.
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One would think that WhatsApp's popularity would decline with the introduction of Apple's iMessage, but the cross-platform messaging app has become even more useful as a way to communicate with friends without paying for SMS. WhatsApp is now even more appealing for iPhone users because the normally 99-cent application is currently listed as free in the App Store, perhaps as part of a temporary promotion meant to boost its rank. Interested users can download the app and begin sending messages to other WhatsApp members on Android, BlackBerry, iOS, and Windows Phone.
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