WhatsApp today introduced screen sharing as its latest feature to enhance the video-calling experience on its platform — taking on traditional video conferencing apps, including Microsoft Meet ...

Did you know that you can now share your screen on WhatsApp during video calls? The popular messaging service owned by Meta recently rolled out the feature which allows screen sharing between ...

The next time you choose WhatsApp to host your video call with up to 32 users, you’ll also find the option to share your screen, whether you’re on iPhone, Android, or even the Windows app.

WhatsApp has just upgraded its video calls feature with two new big features, including a screen-sharing feature that sees it rival FaceTime, Zoom and Teams. If you regularly find yourself in ...

WhatsApp is becoming more like your standard video calling service thanks to a new feature rolling out now. Screen sharing during video calls is coming to WhatsApp, says Mark Zuckerberg.

WhatsApp reportedly introduced a brand new feature that added screen-sharing abilities in order to improve the video-calling experience. This feature is already available on other traditional ...

Now we're hearing about what could be the next feature to join those ranks, as WhatsApp works to expand video calls with screen sharing support. Screen sharing would allow you to mirror your phone ...

However, one of the features that you can still access without the app is the ability to video call. If you want to see the ...

WhatsApp has unveiled two new video call features, Screen Share and Landscape Mode, to compete with popular video conferencing apps like Zoom and Google Meet. Screen Share will allow users to ...

Incoming from popular messaging platform WhatsApp is the ability to multitask while on a video call. WhatsApp will be rolling out a new feature in the new year labeled Picture in Picture.

Sharing your screen during a video call is no longer headache-inducing, at least not if you're using FaceTime and, soon, WhatsApp. "We're adding the ability to share your screen during a video ...