Luca Pierattini 
when Whatsapp celebrates the milestone of 100 million voice calls per day – more than 1,100 per second – the app messaging is poised to raise, by inserting new services to keep pace with competitors in the battle launched by Apple can not update the iMessage incoming with iOS 10 . Analyzing the beta version of the next update of the application, some news reflect the announcement by Apple keynote in June, while others are only the last piece of a large renewal that has affected the application in recent months: the first has become a free for all, has introduced the ability to send messages in bold or italics, then he added compatibility for cloud Pdf documents and, taking a cue from the strengths of Telegram was gaining ground, and finally has armored the privacy of users with the encryption end-to-end , which is visible only to the sender and the recipient of the conversation. One of the changes that immediately catch the eye is the introduction of a kind of voice mail that will allow you to leave a voice message on the box for a contact in the event that a call will not be successful. Even now you can send audio files on Whatsapp, so it is not a revolution, but at the end of the call unanswered, the voice recording will start by default. Then there will be emoji larger and the possibility of share music files , choosing from those in memory or in one of the streaming music app (like Spotify and Apple Music , but, in this case, both users must be enrolled in the service). Finally, there will be news for : anyone can post content (even those not part of it but the link to access it) while it will be possible for the administrator close it and delete it. For those more numerous, to write to one person in particular you can use the spiral as you do on Facebook and everyone will see the label with the name by which you have saved in the phone book. For the moment it is unclear when Whatsapp release this update, but it’s easy to assume that it is necessary to wait a few weeks before you can get the official release.
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