Now our days, despite the fact that there are many ways you can use when trying to be in contact with a friend or family member, WhatsApp and SMS are the most prominent. Since it is more cost effective, WhatsApp is obviously the more preferable amongst the two.
The user can be in communication with loved ones at home or abroad as long as they’re connected to the internet.
As a budget offering, Nokia produced the Asha phones series. Nokia’s phone business was purchased by Microsoft who later announced they’ll focus more on producing Lumia Windows and other Nokia phone products by ending the Asha line.
Regardless, the support of the famous Whatsapp messaging application hasn’t been withdrawn from Asha phone.
Supported Nokia Asha Devices
Originally, Whatsapp was supported on Nokia S40 but the company announced that until June 30, 2017, they’ll keep on supporting the device. Although this is great news, the inevitable fact still remains; support will certainly be ended soon.
Then again, a couple of Nokia devices such as Asha will be supported by Whatsapp.
The list of Asha line devices which Whatsapp supports
- 201
- 205 Chat Version
- 210
- 230 One SIM
- 230 Two SIM
- 300
- 302
- 303
- 305
- 306
- 308
- 309
- 310
- 311
- 500
- 501
- 502
- 503
WhatsApp Installation on Nokia Asha Phones
The processes involved in downloading and installing WhatsApp on Nokia Asha phones are listed below;
- Confirm that your device is supported. To check whether your Asha device is supported or not, you can check the list above. After that, move on to the next phase.
- Get to the Main Screen of your phone and open your device’s Internet Browser.
- Input the link that you can use to download the app. It is WhatsApp: http://www.whatsapp.com/s40. Your Asha phone is compatible with Nokia S40 so, don’t worry about the link it will work.
- Now, select download now. Next, just keep an eye on and follow the prompt you see on the screen.
To address security problems and to offer movements, WhatsApp is regularly updated just as many other apps. In conclusion, make sure you always have the updated version for your Asha device.
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