
WhatsApp coming to the desktop is undoubtedly a great move, but it would be interesting to see how it competes with apps like Viber, Skype, or Line, which are better than WhatsApp in terms of features and are universal Windows apps. That said, the app still works very well and kudos to the WhatsApp team for that. To send a message from your PC, you need to have your phone connected to the internet, and your phone should have WhatsApp installed in it. This app works just like WhatsApp Web, where you have to scan the QR code using your phone, and then it signs you in.

Not sure about the reason of why not a universal Windows app, but I think they wanted to reach more and more users, hence a desktop app. While it’s not a Universal app as you might think when you hear that WhatsApp now has an app for Windows 10. It will instantly load all your WhatsApp conversation and will sync with your phone in real-time.Scan it using the WhatsApp Web option on your phone.It will be followed by the opening of a small window which will display the QR code


WhatsApp has two versions of its Desktop app for Windows 10.
