Showing posts with label dark mode. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dark mode. Show all posts

Monday, January 27, 2020

WHATSAPP DARK MODE IS HERE(UNOFFICIALLY)

THE DARK MODE IS MOST AWAITED FEATURE OF WHATSAPP THAT IS NOT STILL OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED FOR EVERY PHONE IN WORLD. BUT THERE ARE VARIOUS TRICKS THAT CAN BE USED TO GET THE DARK ODE FOR WHATSAPP

SO HERE IS THE TRICK TO GET DARK MODE FOR WHATSAPP FOR YOUR PHONE{UNOFFICIALLY} BUT IT DO THE TRICK. i TRIED IT MYSELF AND IT WORKED GREAT.

EVENIF THE FEATURE IS NOT OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED BUT YOU CAN GET IT SIMPLY EITHER BE A BETA TESTER OF SIMPLY DOWNLOAD THE APK ONLINE. I ASSURE YOU ALL ITS SAFE. TO DOWNLOAD THE APK FROM THIS WEBSITE AS I MYSELF TRUSTED THE WEBSITE


Enable WhatsApp Dark Mode On Android:






Step 1: Start by downloading the beta version here, or follow the process from Step 2 if your decut already have the dark more on WhatsApp. Download WhatsApp Dark Mode APK

Step 2: Go to WhatsApp Settings, click on Display and select Dark theme to enable dark mode on WhatsApp.

Enable WhatsApp Dark Mode On iOS:


Step 1: Go to Settings and search for Display Accommodations, click on Invert Colours and select Smart Invert. This enables dark mode across all apps on the Apple device.
Step 2: This also enables Dark Mode on iOS for WhatsApp except chat wallpaper.

       

Wednesday, May 22, 2019

Top 10 Android Q features



















Android Q is available in developer preview (including non-Pixel phones too), and it’s a pretty significant update. Between privacy-related tweaks and long-overdue features, it’s clear that Google has been very busy.
So what are the standout Android Q features worth knowing? We’ve got you covered with our round-up! Do note that we’re focusing on features that are either confirmed by Google or don’t require any extra tweaks to use. For a running list of Android Q features, including additions buried in developer settings 

New Android Q Features:

  • Dark Mode is Here

  • Theming Options


  • Native Screen Recorder


  • Smart Reply for all messaging apps


  • Quicker access to settings


  • A better files Manager App











  • Wi-Fi sharing via QR codes


  • Undo Accidental Icon Removals


  • Improved Privacy


  • Location Security


Tuesday, May 21, 2019

Apple iOS 13: These features will ‘change’ your iPhones and iPads soon



Apple is set to launch the next version of iOS, its operating system for iPhones and iPad. To be called iOS 13, Apple will showcase the upcoming version of the operating system at its annual developer's conference, Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). The WWDC 2019 will starts on June 3 and will run through June 7. Rumours and speculations have been doing rounds on the internet about the likely features that Apple is expected to introduce in iOS 13. Here are some of the key features and enhancements that are likely to come to your iPhone's and iPad's with iOS13.

  • Dark Mode 
Apple may finally bring Dark Mode with iOS 13. One of the much-rumoured features, the Dark Mode is supposed to change the look of the entire UI from White to Dark Gray-ish tone or Black. The mode is claimed to be easier on users' eyes.
  • A dedicated Sleep Mode

Speculations also suggest that Apple may introduce a new Sleep Mode in iOS13. Activating the mode, users won’t get any notifications until a set time in the morning



  • Multiple user accounts on iPad for personalised access

Apple is also expected to introduce multiple accounts support with iOS 13. This means multiple users can use the same iPads without changing the settings and apps they are using.





  • Single new app for 'Find my Friends and Find my Phone'

The 'Find my Friends' and 'Find my iPhone' services may merge into a single app with iOS 13. It is also rumoured to feature ‘find network’ to let Apple devices be tracked even when there’s no Wi-Fi or cellular network.


  • Updated Maps app for easy navigation setting feature

The Maps app could also get an update in iOS 13 wherein it could get easy access options to see navigation to places visited frequently. You can see this in Google Maps mostly in the form of ‘Home’ and ‘Work’ quick locations.


  • Stock keyboard finally getting swipe gesture

Several third-party Android keyboards and Google’s Gboard support swipe gestures but it’s still to debut in Apple’s stock iOS keyboard. iOS 13 could make it a reality. This may prove to be an easy and time-saving way of typing.


  • New Emojis

Like every year, we will probably see new emojis coming to iPhones with iOS 13. The Unicode consortium has already finalised the emoji characters. Some include Juice Box, falafel, people holding hands, otter, waffle, sloth and more.