Apple has AirDrop, Samsung has Quick Share, and soon WhatsApp could have something of its own. The popular messaging app is said to be developing a new feature that lets you share files with people ...

Welcome to TNW Basics, a collection of tips, guides, and advice on how to easily get the most out of your gadgets, apps, and other stuff. WhatsApp doesn’t take a large space on your phone compared to ...

WhatsApp backups can grow fast, but you can shrink them by turning off video backups, deleting unnecessary media, moving files out of the WhatsApp folder, using a separate Google account for storage, ...

WhatsApp automatically saves some chat files in local storage. These files may help restore deleted messages even when cloud backups are unavailable, depending on how quickly you act.

Google and Samsung have recently upgraded Android’s default file-sharing system, Nearby Share, renaming it Quick Share. This new feature should allow seamless file sharing between Android phones and ...

WhatsApp is reportedly working on a new feature that will let users share files with their contacts when offline. The feature will work like AirDrop and Nearby Share to send documents, media, etc.

WhatsApp is working on a new file-sharing system like Android’s Quick Share and Apple’s AirDrop. It’ll allow WhatsApp users in close proximity to share files with each other. It looks like ...

The new option to send media as documents comes just a few months after WhatsApp added its new HD sharing feature for photos and videos. The new option to send media as documents comes just a few ...

WhatsApp is the world's most popular instant messaging platform, with more than 3 billion users. Meta's platform supports secure, end-to-end encrypted chats and calls, and works across platforms, ...

WhatsApp is working on a file-sharing feature that doesn’t require an active internet connection. The feature is currently in development and will let users share encrypted files with others nearby.

Dylan Coyle is a reporter for Android Police, and there isn't much he doesn't cover across the Android fold. At a basic level, regardless of how complex a topic is, he tries to make it easier for ...