WhatsApp Finally Has A Desktop App

WhatsApp Finally Has A Desktop App

The future might be mobile, but for now plenty of us still use a computer. WhatsApp has finally conceded that point, releasing its very first desktop app.

You’ve been able to use WhatsApp in a browser window for a while now, but the new app — available for Windows (8+) and OS X (10.9+) — just sits on your computer like any other piece of independent software. To set it up, you just scan a QR code using the app on your phone, then it mirrors your messaging history across both devices. And, honestly, there’s not much more to say other than: Maybe go download it.

[WhatsApp via VentureBeat]

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