WhatsApp is back with another upgrade by introducing a new calling interface for iPhone users. Reportedly, in the latest development from WhatsApp, the Meta-owned company will be rolling out a new bottom for calling bar.
WhatsApp to upgrades its calling interface
According to a report in WABetaInfo, you can expect a refreshed calling screen interface. In the WhatsApp beta for Android 2.24.12.14 update, the company seems to have introduced a series of enhancements to modernise the app’s calling screen. WhatsApp aims to enhance the user experience while placing calls. So, what are the new updates that you can expect? Given below are the key upgrades that WhatsApp test to roll-out:
· These changes included an updated bottom calling bar.
· You can expect larger profile photos.
· Finally, WhatsApp plans to upgrade its overall contemporary design, all geared towards making the interface more visually appealing and user-friendly.
· The proposed feature aims to redesign the top of the screen for improved button visibility, featuring a semi-transparent background and a better bottom bar.
The latest update seems to align with WhatsApp’s previous modifications seen in the 24.12.78 version. This is expected to have introduced the ability to manage default media upload quality directly within the storage and data settings. It looks like the new feature, though significant, can be one of the many ways WhatsApp continues to enhance its service for its users.
Other updates
As reported by WABetaInfo, in case you have not received this feature yet, just wait a little while. Rumors suggest that some accounts may receive it over the coming weeks, even though it has not been mentioned in the official changelog. “By staying proactive in updating your app, you can ensure that you’re always equipped with the latest and most advanced features WhatsApp has to offer,” the report further added.
Early reports from WABetaInfo suggested that the latest WhatsApp beta for Android v2.24.15.5 is adding voice message transcription to the popular cross-platform messaging service. The new proposed feature is expected to have been spotted in such development previously. It looks like the feature was previously limited to Google Messages on Pixel phones and to all Android devices. However, it appears this is now ready for primetime and rolling out in several other apps such as WhatsApp.
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