WhatsApp is about to end the long wait for an iPad app, according to a newly released beta version for Apple devices. While iPhone, Apple Watch (by enabling notifications) Mac, and the Safari browser are all compatible with the Meta-owned communications app, iPad users have been out in the cold. At least from a native app perspective. Save £6 on a handy iPhone 15 power bank Now the iPhone 15 is USB-C, there are some new accessories to be had. The Anker Nano Power Bank has a 5,000mAh battery and the ability to transfer that power rapidly. Anker Save £6 with code WSCPBWFR2Y £19.99 View Deal That’s about to change, according to the WABetaInfo report, which shows closed beta testers are now able to use the app natively on iPad. The advantage, of course, is similar to using on desktop; the ability to use a tabbed interface with the chat list on the left and the message content of the selected chat on the right. The app can be connected to a WhatsApp account in the usual fashion, by scanning a QR code with your phone. A test version of the app, which is available only to members of the
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