Monday, 20 April 2015

Now you can backup your WhatsApp conversations to Google Drive

Now you can backup your WhatsApp conversations to Google Drive........!


WhatsApp has now come up with the latest update of its Android application which will allow you to backup your WhatsApp conversations to Google Drive. You can avail this new feature with the latest update of WhatsApp with version number 2.12.45 for Android.
In order to create a backup of your conversation, you will be required to select the option to take a backup to Google Drive in the 'Settings' tab of WhatsApp. You will also be reqired to connect your Gmail account associated with Drive to your WhatsApp account. 
With the latest feature your chat conversation backup will be speedier as WhatsApp already has an offline conversation backup feature. Now, with the online conversation backup, your WhatsApp chats will show up in Google Drive whenever you take a backup. 
However, the updated features is not available on Google Play Store at the moment. The update is also not available on Windows Phone or the iOS platform yet. The new WhatsApp version can be downloaded from the company’s official website.
The company CEO Jan Koum had recently announced on his Facebook page that WhatsApp has acquired nearly 800 million monthly active users. The messaging app has also released Material Design for Android smartphones which is currently available on an apk file. The Material Design service brings a refreshing colour scheme and a new and refined outlook for the messaging application,

Wednesday, 17 December 2014

Good News.......! For All India MI Fans




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Yesterday xiaomi Vice president Mr. Hugo Bara Posted the News in all social networking sites about Mobiles sales in going to be start again in india by end of december 2014,

So get ready to grab yours on next sale & subscribe to my blog for regular updates,

We gladly welcome your valuable suggestions to improve & serve you better.............! 




the letter posted by Xiaomi ( Given Below )

** Another Letter to Indian Mi Fans **

Dear Mi fans,

Last week, we were forced to suspend sales in India due to an order passed by the Delhi High Court. Thanks for the overwhelming support so many of you have shown to Mi India in response to that!

We are happy to announce that the Delhi High Court today issued a ruling in our favor, allowing us to resume sales in India subject to certain terms.

The good news is that Redmi 1S is coming back next week and we’ll be having our next sale on Tuesday, December 23. Registration will start shortly — keep an eye on the Mi India page for details!

We will also be resuming sales of Redmi Note shortly, with the 4G model this time. More details on that very soon, stay tuned!

  Hugo Bara
(on behalf of the Mi India team)

Monday, 15 December 2014

No Redmi Note sales on 16th-Dec-2014 2:00 PM on Flipkart



No Redmi Note sales on 16th-Dec-2014 2:00 PM on Flipkart 

It's a Big Disappointed News for All MI fans all over the india,after receiving a notices from delhi High Court,Flipkart & Xiaomi has decided to suspend the sales of Smartphones in india,

On 11th Dec 2014 xiaomi Vice president ( Hugo Barra ) has posted a letter on socai networking Sites,





 

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For More Details visit My Blog : 

http://santhoshtechpro.blogspot.in/2014/12/xiaomi-suspends-sales-of-smartphones-in.html


MI & Flipkart Logo's are Respective Trademarks of Xiaomi.inc & Flipkart.com in  india & Other Contries

Xiaomi suspends sales of smartphones in India

Xiaomi suspends sales of smartphones in India & No Redmi Note sales on 16th-Dec-2014 2:00 PM on Flipkart 



In the last 2 days alone, Xiaomi says it received over 1.50 lakh registrations for Redmi Note on Flipkart.




Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has suspended its sales in India following directions of the Delhi High Court, restraining sales of its products.
“We have been committed to continue our sales of Redmi Note and Redmi 1S devices in India. In the last two days alone, we received over 1.50 lakh registrations for Redmi Note on (e-commerce site) Flipkart and the momentum has been terrific,” Xiaomi VP Hugo Barra said in a post on a social networking site.
However, following the order passed by the Delhi High Court, “we have been forced to suspend sales until further notice. As a law abiding company, we are investigating the matter carefully and assessing our legal options”, he said.
Recently, the Delhi High Court in an interim order has restrained Xiaomi as well as Flipkart from selling in India handsets of the Chinese mobile maker that run  on the technology patented by Ericsson.

For More Details You can Visit xiaomi india site url given Below
“Our sincere apologies to all Indian Mi fans! Please rest assured that we’re doing all we can to revert the situation. We have greatly enjoyed our journey with you in India over the last 5 months and we firmly intend to continue it!”, he said in the post.

From Blogger 

I am as a MI Fan we all wish xiaomi may come back to india very soon by clearing all disputes against the Court Notices,but it's a Big Disappointment for all MI fans who registered for the 16the dec 2: PM  sale on Flipkart,




Monday, 17 November 2014

Simple Steps to remove a " blue ticks " From Whatsapp -




A week after Whatsapp introduced 'read receipts' feature in the form of two blue ticks, it has immediately stepped in and introduced another feature to disable it.
WhatsApp's move to quietly introduce read receipts (letting people see exactly when a message is read, not just delivered) earlier this month angered a lot off it's users and set off privacy concerns. Earlier, the app used to show one tick mark when you sent a message, which changed to two grey ticks when it was delivered. This was changed and now it shows two blue ticks when the recipient has read your message.
The feature is only available to Android users who have downloaded the new beta version of the app. Users have to go to Settings > Privacy > and disable the 'Read Receipts' option to dismiss the blue ticks when you read the messages sent by other people, reported The Independent.
This feature has rolled out without an update to the app itself. This means that there was no privacy setting to disable read receipts when the feature was rolled out.

Currently the feature is only available to Android users who have downloaded the new beta version of the app. Users have to go to Settings > Privacy > and disable the 'Read Receipts' option to dismiss the blue ticks when you read the messages sent by other people, reported The Independent.

Now Android users can dismiss Whatsapp 'blue ticks'. Here's how




A week after Whatsapp introduced 'read receipts' feature in the form of two blue ticks, it has immediately stepped in and introduced another feature to disable it.
WhatsApp's move to quietly introduce read receipts (letting people see exactly when a message is read, not just delivered) earlier this month angered a lot off it's users and set off privacy concerns. Earlier, the app used to show one tick mark when you sent a message, which changed to two grey ticks when it was delivered. This was changed and now it shows two blue ticks when the recipient has read your message.
The feature is only available to Android users who have downloaded the new beta version of the app. Users have to go to Settings > Privacy > and disable the 'Read Receipts' option to dismiss the blue ticks when you read the messages sent by other people, reported The Independent.
This feature has rolled out without an update to the app itself. This means that there was no privacy setting to disable read receipts when the feature was rolled out.

Currently the feature is only available to Android users who have downloaded the new beta version of the app. Users have to go to Settings > Privacy > and disable the 'Read Receipts' option to dismiss the blue ticks when you read the messages sent by other people, reported The Independent.

Facebook decided to curb promotional posts on user timelines






SAN FRANCISCO: Facebook on Friday said it is making moves to reduce the number of promotional posts that pop up in timelines, in response to users' demands for fewer advertisements. 

Beginning in January, people should start seeing fewer posts in news feeds urging them to do things such as buy products, download applications or enter sweepstakes, according to the leading social media titan. 

"People told us they wanted to see more stories from friends and pages they care about .. and less promotional content," the California-based social network company said in a blog post. 

The change was prompted by a survey that revealed Facebook users think there are too many advertisement-like posts in news feeds. 

The social media giant said it discovered that a lot of pitches that came across as advertising were actually posts from pages people had "liked," according to the blog post. 

"This may seem counter-intuitive, but it actually makes sense," Facebook .. said. 

"News feed has controls for the number of ads a person sees and for the quality of those ads... but those same controls haven't been as closely monitored for promotional page posts." 

New controls are being put in place to filter overly ad-like posts, according to the social network. 

But the adjustment will not change the number of ads served up to users, according to Facebook. 



But the adjustment will not change the number of ads served up to users, according to Facebook.