slushie | # 131 | 2012-05-12, 17:21 | Report

Could I help with translating?

mr_pingu | # 132 | 2012-05-12, 17:30 | Report

I don't mind to translate either but I don't have a N9
I am dutch BTW

simpu | # 133 | 2012-05-12, 18:11 | Report

oh please, not this translation thing again!

Wichall | # 134 | 2012-05-12, 18:26 | Report

you'll do anything to get your hands on it won't you

slushie | # 135 | 2012-05-12, 19:16 | Report

Would I get Wazapp if I'd translate? Didn't know that.

ZogG | # 136 | 2012-05-12, 19:23 | Report

Sure and 200$ and a hug... oh, and BJ

MohammadAG | # 137 | 2012-05-12, 21:21 | Report

FYI the $1.99 a year isn't present on the iPhone, and since all apps connect to the same server I guess it's client-side.

slushie | # 138 | 2012-05-12, 21:49 | Report

I'll come back in june. Pm me if it's ready.

Scorpius | # 139 | 2012-05-13, 04:58 | Report

That's very weird. In my Whatsapp Qt application when I log in I can read:

So there's an expiration date server side (I think that's March 30, 2013). I wonder what will happen when it expires.

Anyway can't you pay through the website?

isorn | # 140 | 2012-05-13, 09:15 | Report

I remembered that if you decompile whatsapp jar file (the original, not this) you can find an expiration variable and the way it calculates...
I haven't got the jar file now so I can't find the class file that contains it but I think that there isn't an expiration date server side, it's client side.