WhatsApp on Desktop or Laptop!!!

How to use WhatsApp on the web: Get WhatsApp on your phone, tablet, laptop AND PC

WhatsApp is now available in your browser, so you can just keep on chatting no matter which device you're using.

WhatsApp is now available on the web via the Chrome browser, meaning it's possible to simultaneously access your WhatsApp account on your phone, tablet, laptop or PCwithout a hack. Here's how to get WhatsApp on your phone, tablet, laptop AND your PC, all at once. 

Also see:How to install WhatsApp on iPad: Get WhatsApp on your tablet. 

Limitations: Note that for now WhatsApp on the web works only with Android, BlackBerry, Nokia and Windows phones, not iOS. WhatsApp says this is due to "Apple platform limitations". You must also be using the Google Chrome web browser. Also see: WhatsApp ban - what you should knowand New WhatsApp charging scam surfaces. 

Step 1. Using WhatsApp in your web browser couldn't be easier. On your computer or tablet launch the Chrome browser (other browsers are not supported) and head tohttps://web.whatsapp.com. A QR code will pop up onscreen on your PC. You do not need a QR reader installed on your phone to read this.

Step 2. Launch WhatsApp on your phone and click the three dots at the top right to access more options, then choose WhatsApp on the web. 

Step 3. A QR reader will then open on your phone; point this at your PC screen to read the code and be automatically logged into WhatsApp on the web.

Step 4. The interface will be familiar to WhatsApp phone users, but you should note that desktop notifications are supported, which you may want to switch off in the settings menu for privacy reasons if this is a shared PC. As on the phone, tapping the three-dot icon brings up more options. Select Notifications and then deselect Desktop Alerts and Sounds.

Step 5. Starting a new conversation is slightly different on the desktop. As on the phone you can click the new message icon to select one of your contacts, but in WhatsApp on the web the search function lets you start new conversations as well as filter existing chats.

Step 6. Within a conversation the interface matches that of the phone, with emoticon and mic icons sitting either side of the bottom text-entry field, and a paperclip icon at the top to attach files. Beside this is a more options icon that lets you view contact info. And as on the phone you get the single-, twin- and blue-tick system to show whether messages have been sent, delivered and read. Also see: What do the two blue ticks mean in WhatsApp?

Step 7. Once your phone and computer are connected you are able to manage your logged in computers from your phone via the Options, WhatsApp on the web menu. From here you can log out from all computers, or you can use the options menu in WhatsApp on the web to log out from the PC you're currently using. WhatsApp will by default keep you logged in unless you specify otherwise, but having logged out you'll need to go through the QR code process again the next time you want to log into WhatsApp on that machine. 

Messages between phone and browser are instantly synched, so users on limited mobile data contracts should be wary of increased data usage. It's a good idea to switch on your Wi-Fi if you're a heavy WhatsApp user.

 (Source : http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/)

 

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Splay Launcher

Manage Your Phone With Single Hand Using Splay Launcher

These days Smartphones are getting big and bigger making it difficult to run it using one hand. Every time you need to use your second hand if you want to do any type of work with your phone.

But don’t worry as we are going to tell you about a launcher which will help you to manage your smartphone single handedly or with single hand.

Splay Launcher is an innovative app that totally changes how you handle a phone. There are plenty of launcher apps out there that play around with the way your phone works, but few of them go as far as Splay.

In fact this app almost entirely abandons the traditional smartphone layout  in favour of a sci-fi style wheel that lets you a slide a thumb around to select the apps and actions you want to initiate.

This app will not do any magic but will give you platform which you can use to swipe around with the same hand. All it need is getting used to, then you will see the improvement in running your device single handedly.

Here are few features if the app along with the Sliding wheel:

Control with thumb:

You control the launcher by sliding a thumb around the spokes.Slide one farther down a spoke to get more options. Once you’re familiar with how things work, navigate to the Apps spoke, you’ll see there are some empty slots here.

App Setting:

Use edit shortcuts spoke to get the edit screen and add seven of your most used apps to the free spaces. Now you can get them in a few simple swipes.

On the Menu:

Navigation bar will be up at its place from which you can access important short cuts. Also if you’re device has short cut button than you can use them to setup Menu list.

Search:

Tapping the magnifying glass in the bottom right of the screen open search box. Here you can look for apps, contacts and media files  on your phone, as well as quickly searching the internet using your own web browser.

Further are many more features which you can know only after installing and using the Splay launcher. You can check our How to guides here and Best Of Articles at our portal here.

So you can head over to the Play Store link below to download the beta version of the launcher.

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