The #OneGameChanger from OnePlus appears to be a drone, the DR-1, which will be available next month.
OnePlus has been teasing their #OneGameChanger, which they have revealed to be the DR-1. The DR-1 will be a drone that the company is set to launch next month. Currently OnePlus sells the OnePlus One, with a 10,000mAh Power Bank set to launch in April as well.
Another retailer, this one online, has started to accept pre-orders for three of the year’s hottest devices. Right now, you can pre-order the HTC One M9 (review here), Samsung Galaxy S6, and Galaxy S6 Edge through Amazon. The online retailer has various storage and color options when it comes to the carrier variants of the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge. For the One M9, Amazon has limited the selection to Gold on Silver and Gunmetal Grey all with 32GB of internal storage. The only carrier without its variants listed by Amazon is T-Mobile.
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WhatsApp had previously given select lucky users the ability to place voice calls before, but a vast majority of the userbase was left out. That ends today — the company has flipped the server side switch that allows everyone to make voice calls.
As long as you’re on WhatsApp version 2.12.5, you’ll start to see a new tab named Calls where you can initiate calls to anyone on your contacts list, or simply press the dialer button you’ll find in a chat window.
Both users need to be on the latest version of WhatsApp for it to work, though that shouldn’t be a big issue as the latest update has been out for at least two weeks now. Give it a try the next time you prefer to grace your friends and families’ day with your voice rather than text.
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Users are now reporting that an update to the WhatsApp application on Android is officially bringing the voice calling feature to their devices. This comes after WhatsApp made it available to a select bunch of users a couple of months ago.
The feature will be apparently rolled out to all users in the form of an update directly through the Play Store. It’s likely that the update is already rolling out to the devices as we speak.
Voice calling is said to be baked into the version 2.12.19 of WhatsApp, so be on the lookout for an update if you use the IM app. The feature works just as advertised and will let you make calls using the internet connection to your contacts. This will save up on your precious voice minutes, although it will take some amount of mobile data if you’re using it outside the reach of a WiFi network.
Are you seeing the feature on your devices yet? Let us know in the comments section below. You can try downloading the app from the Play Store if you haven’t yet.
Come comment on this article: WhatsApp voice calling now available for all Android users
Available to select users previously, WhatsApp has commenced rollout of its voice calling feature to all users on Android.
Xiaomi is on a roll today, announcing the new Mi Smart Scale for just $15. If you're after new scales in China with smartphone connectivity, look no further.
Xiaomi is expanding its Mi TV 2 lineup by launching a 55-inch model that will retail in China to the equivalent of $805.
