How to activate WhatsApp calling

WhatsApp's latest voice calling feature that had been under testing is finally available. The WhatsApp voice calling feature is enabled in the latest version of the WhatsApp Messenger that is now available for download for Android devices on Google Play (version 2.11.561).

However, the feature doesn't come right away to the users. Those who want to have the voice calling feature will need an invite, in the form of a WhatsApp call from any other WhatsApp user who has the feature activated on his/her app.

The steps involved are fairly simple:

1. Go to Google Play and download/update the free WhatsApp Messenger app.

2. Ask any other WhatsApp user you know with the voice calling feature activated to call you via WhatsApp.

Post the call, a user can find the WhatsApp voice calling feature activated on their phones and a new 'Calls' tab to the left of the Chats and Contacts tab on the WhatsApp home screen.

While there have been unofficial APKs floating around promising the feature, but it is advisable that users install the app from Google Play or the official WhatsApp website.

How to Make Free Prank Calls from Anyone’s Number

Making prank calls to someone could be a hobby or to have fun. There are different ways which one can make pranks with friends or near ones but there aren’t enough amusing ways to create a prank. One good way to prank someone is to call him/her by an unknown number and saying some funny things and confuse the person. However, the idea of pranking this way is becoming very common and people are now searching for other ways to prank. Also it is easier to get detected and for making a prank you would need a fresh new number.

Such pranks don’t last long, so here are some of the ways by which you can make free prank calls from any number to anyone. Yes this idea of pranking is not only new but also with this method you can make free prank calls from your friend’s number to their boyfriends or girlfriends. This fun way could be done with them by depending on your mind creativity and way to use this service.

Learn-How to Make Free Prank calls from any Number to Anyone

You can easily imagine how much fun it would be when two people get connected on a call and converse anything. For smaller pranks and fun jokes, you can use this prank by following below steps.

Caution: However, it is important to note that this software is useful for fun and prank purpose and must not be used in any offensive way as it is possible to be tracked and could lead you in trouble.

You need to first download VOXOX application. Visit online website of VOXOX application and download the required software for this application. The best thing about this application is that it is available for all OS versions namely iOS, Android and Windows OS. Remember to download only the necessary software version for the OS because if you don’t use the correct OS version, you will not be able to use this application.

After this, you need to install VOXOX application by following simple instruction set. Also make sure that you add +91 in the caller ID section for the number otherwise you will not be able to use this number.

After installing the application, you need to sign up for this free account which can also reward you with a small credit of $1. While signing up, you need to enter your own name, mobile number and also your email ID to get started. You will be able to see a main dial pad.

Click on changing the caller ID by using the small dial pad and here you can even enter the mobile number of your friends which you wish to call. One can easily make changes in the Caller ID details by clicking the small type of icon at the bottom and choose MY CALLER ID. Once you choose the option, a dialog will be popped up where you can enter the caller ID to any person in the world.

Just remember to choose the correct country code while entering the called Id details. Now simply click on Ok and enter the mobile number which you wish to call.

Xiaomi launches Redmi 2 budget smartphone at Rs 6,999

Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi has launched its budget smartphone Redmi 2 in the Indian market at Rs 6,999. This 4G-capable smartphone was originally launched in January this year.

At this price point, this smartphone will directly compete against the upcoming second-generation Moto E with 4G, along with Lenovo A6000.

While Redmi 2 shares a few features with its predecessor, it has a few upgrades apart from the 4G-capability. The new model is powered by the 64-bit 1.2GHz quad-core Snapdragon 410 processor, while Redmi 1S comes with the 1.6GHz quad-core Snapdragon 400 chipset.

The front camera gets a resolution bump, from 1.6MP in Redmi 1S to 2MP in Redmi 2. The battery is also slightly beefier at 2,200mAh in the new smartphone, up from 2,000mAh of Redmi 1S. Xiaomi's Redmi 2 smartphone also supports QuickCharge 1.0 technology for faster battery charging.

Xiaomi will be preloading the Android 4.4-based MIUI 6.0 software with Redmi 2, while the Redmi 1S runs on the Android 4.3-based MIUI 5.0 custom skin.

The new model is thinner (9.2mm) and lighter (134gram) than its predecessor (9.9mm and 158gram).



The remaining features of Redmi 2 are same as that of its older sibling, including the 4.7-inch HD screen with DragonTrail glass, 8GB internal storage, up to 32GB microSD card support, 1GB RAM and connectivity options.

The new Redmi 2 will be available exclusively on Flipkart in India, like other Xiaomi products. ​The registrations for the smartphone start today at 6 PM, while the first flash sale will be held on March 24. The company said that 30,000-40,000 units will be available on launch day.

Xiaomi Redmi 2 will be available via Airtel stores a few weeks after the first flash sale.

Xiaomi global vice president Hugo Barra said that another Redmi 2 variant with 2GB RAM and 16GB internal storage will be released in India later, without specifying a price range. He added that the model will be priced higher than the standard Redmi 2 model.

Motorola Moto E (Gen 2) With Android 5.0 Lollipop Launched at Rs. 6,999

Lenovo-owned firm Motorola has launched its latest budget smartphone in India, theMotorola Moto E (Gen 2), priced at Rs. 6,999. The smartphone will be available available from midnight Wednesday via Flipkart - the firm's exclusive online retail partner.

Unfortunately, the company will not be launching the Motorola Moto E (Gen 2) LTE in India alongside the 3G-only variant, and said it will be made available 'soon' but did not specify a time-frame.

Unveiled at the end of February, the handsets offer several improvements over their predecessor the Motorola Moto E, including a larger display, battery, and twice the built-in storage. The first-generation smartphone will not be discontinued, and will continue to be sold at Rs. 5,999.

Both the Moto E (Gen 2) and Moto E (Gen 2) LTE run Android 5.0 Lollipop out-of-the-box. The single-SIM handsets are identical in terms of specifications, except that the 3G variant Moto E (Gen 2) packs a quad-core 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 SoC (with Adreno 302) whereas the Moto E (Gen 2) LTE features a 64-bit quad-core 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 SoC (with Adreno 306). Both feature 1GB of RAM.

The Motorola Moto E (Gen 2) and its LTE variant feature a 4.5-inch qHD (540x960 pixel) display with a pixel density of 245ppi, and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection along with anti-smudge coating. Both variants pack a 5-megapixel rear camera, and this time Motorola has included the much-lamented front camera onboard, in the form of a VGA (0.3-megapixel) sensor. The 8GB of built-in storage on both Moto E (Gen 2) handsets can be expanded via microSD card (up to 32GB).

Connectivity options on the Moto E (Gen 2) include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0LE, GPS/ A-GPS, GLONASS, FM radio, and Micro-USB. The handset measures 129.9x66.8x12.3mm, and weighs 145 grams. It is backed by a 2390mAh battery. Users can choose from a Black or White base colour, with a choice of interchangeable Motorola Bands (Golden Yellow, Turquoise, Blue, Raspberry, Purple, Red) and Grip Shells (Golden Yellow, Charcoal, Turquoise, Blue, Raspberry). The bands come in packs of three colours priced at Rs. 999, while Grip Shells will cost Rs. 999 each.