WhatsApp has introduced new features across platforms, allowing iPad users to create accounts directly without a smartphone. The update adds faster music sharing to Status from Apple Music and Spotify, redesigned CarPlay and Android Auto support, and PDF viewing and editing tools on web and desktop versions.
WhatsApp has announced a fresh set of features rolling out across its app on multiple platforms, the company said. Apple users can now create a WhatsApp account directly from an iPad instead of first registering on a smartphone. The update also brings easier song-sharing to Status from Apple Music and Spotify, a redesigned Apple CarPlay and Android Auto experience, and the ability to edit PDFs from within a chat window.
Direct iPad registration
Previously, WhatsApp on iPad functioned only as a linked device, requiring users to first set up an account on a smartphone before connecting the tablet as a companion. According to the company's announcement on its blog, this requirement has now been removed. iPad users can register for WhatsApp directly through the tablet app, allowing them to create and set up an account from scratch without needing a handset in the process.
Song sharing to status
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