Whatsapp Call Feature Leaked[ScreenShots]

The possibility of WhatsApp Call Feature has been floating around for quite some time now. While it has never been officially confirmed, little rumours have been popping out here and there.

Recently a few interesting screenshots have surfaced, showcasing the popular chat application enhanced with lustrous new voice call features.

While the functionality is still not available and probably not even fully complete,whatsapp enthusiasts have managed to dig up a glimpse of what it may look like.

As it turns out, the Android version of WhatsApp exists in two main build branches, One stable branch, which can be found on the Play Store and which almost everybody has on their devices and another one, distributed directly off of the company’s website.

The latter gets updated a lot more frequently and eager Android tinkerers and developers have figured out that it often includes features that are still in the making. Those are hidden away for testing purposes.

The latest version of the application, supplied by the Facebook owned company, includes a lot of new secret screens that set the ground for a future voice calling function.

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 Screenshots

 The images, but also texts and application layouts. We have the information and images combined in a number of 'screenshots'.

Since a few versions back,Whatsapp[GooglePlay Store version] ask permission to turn on Bluetooth. This has to do with the chime feature of WhatsApp: Bluetooth can be turned on in order to connect with a Bluetooth headset. The interface is also fairly simple.

There are a few bits of information that can be discovered by analyzing the screenshots. For one, the whole calling functionality seems, at least at present, pretty much separated from the chat function. There are separate screens that handle dialing, call logs and of course, the obligatory contacts screen and call status., you can do all this by pressing the Call button at the top of the screen.

During conversations users can also see when someone calls or when you have a missed WhatsApp calls. This is just as shown as, for example, sent and received photos and messages.

In the current version of the app is an information screen for each contact.

In the screensot you can see, for example, the phone number of your colleagues, but also media files that you have exchanged. It seems likely that the information about your call log will also be processed in this screen.

Above that there will be a section to find that the call can be accepted or rejected. That accept or reject functionality will be just as in the normal chime feature of your smartphone: by swiping the screen. Another interesting possibility is that perhaps WhatsApp will allow for calls to be recorded and played back at a later time, which is definitely a nice little bonus.

Currently, the discovery is pretty interesting, but it is too early to draw any conclusions based on the early screenshots.

Be sure to check back with any interesting scoops.

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