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Meta Announces Trial Version of WhatsApp for Wear OS Smart Watches

In a step that carries great advantages for smart watches running the Wear OS operating system, and marks a precedent for Meta, Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of the company, announced the launch of a version of its WhatsApp application without the need to be linked to the phone.

This version will be trial for several months before it is permanently released, according to the Techcrunch website, which specializes in technology news and information technology, and it will be experimental for several months before it is permanently launched, and the advantages it offers:

The watch wearer can conduct conversations, respond to text and voice messages, use emojis, and receive calls for the app. The application will provide quick replies to messages, without the smartphone being close to the watch.

“Meta” precedes “Apple”

Technology and information expert, Islam Ghanem, considers the new version an expected step from the “Meta” company run by Mark Zuckerberg.

This is due to Zuckerberg’s desire to compete with the “Apple” smart watches that work with the “WatchOS” system, to make people go to buy watches for the “Wear OS 3” system.

But for Zuckerberg to succeed in this step, he must provide users with many advantages that make them independent of the “Apple” smart watches, and attract them to the new version.

In this regard, he considered that the aforementioned advantages provided by the “Meta” watches, which operate on the “Wear OS 3” system, such as making conversations, responding to messages, etc., will make it “possible for many to buy these watches.”

“Apple” smart watches that run on the “WatchOS” system do not have a separate “WhatsApp” application, and therefore they do not offer the advantages of sending messages and making calls through the application, although they provide viewing and responding to incoming messages by activating settings in the associated “iPhone”.

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