WhatsApp Messenger for iPhone 2.1.6

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WhatsApp Messenger for iPhone is a direct iPhone to iPhone chat application with instant push notifications. WhatsApp Messenger for iPhone provides iPhone users with the familiar look-and-feel of desktop instant messaging programs, right on their iPhone. Chat with your friends in other countries if they have iPhone and WhatsApp Messenger for iPhone installed. Address book is used to automatically connect you with your contacts. Use the status feature of it to tell your contacts if you are busy or available for a chat and more. You can even get notified via push notifications when your friends and contacts change their mobile status.

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