Any cross platform chat app (eg. Whatsapp) for Ash...

Hello,
Does anyone know any cross platform chat app which can be used on Asha 501? I bought the phone today and I was only able to find Nokia Chat which is preinstalled on the phone but that app is not available on android.
Any help regarding this?
Thanks.
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PrakashGupta wrote:
can any one tell whatsapp application supports for nokia asha 501?
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