WhatsApp vs Apple’s Messages:Explained In Detail

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How do two of the world’s biggest messaging platforms compare on the desktop?

It Should be now compared both the two biggest messaging Platforms.

1.Apple’s messages

2.Whatsapp

Whatsapp v/s Apple Messaging

The facebook in before days was just the cool and awesome messaging and chat platform for the business as well as for the non-business activities but now on this month the official brand app of the facebook- the whatsapp launches a dedicated desktop app for Windows and Mac.

The other desktop messaging app for the apple computer is called Apple,s messages. Apple provides a standalone desktop app. Messages for OS 10 on the mac are always in various forms. Firstly, They were called iChat, Then as iMessage and now in days they are called as Messages. But now in days there are the two kind of a desktop messaging clients. Some uses Apple’s messages while others use Whatsapp for desktop.

Desktop WhatsApp Messages vs Apple’s Messages Comparing with Their Design and Functionality

Initially, whatsapp was difficult for being your go to messenger because it was not free but now its completely free for everyone. Both the apple message and the whatsapp have the same diagram as both have the left side bar and the right side bar for the desktop he users. The screenshots for both whatsapp messaging app and for the apple store is shown in below.

Whatsapp For Mac

As is to be expected, Apple Messages blends more seamlessly, from a visual perspective (compared to whatsapp) , into OS X since it’s part of the operating system itself.

Apple Messaging

Desktop WhatsApp vs Apple’s Messages: Document sharing and handling

As far as document sharing goes, Apple’s Messages wins. You can basically send ANY type of file or a document via Messages, just you need to drag the file into a chat window. The current desktop WhatsApp allows you only to send video, pictures, Office documents, or PDFs. It does not support most file types outside of those formats. Messages also organizes shared files better. Click on a message thread and then the “Details” button to see all the media you’ve shared with a contact in one easy-to-browse window.