[Tutorial] How to Add Multiple Group Admins In WhatsApp

WhatsApp has made the number of changes after its latest update.The some of the changes in WhatsApp update are blue double tick that appears when the person receives the message.When you send the message to the person when the message is delivered you will get normal blue tick and when the person read your message then you will get double blue tick. Also, now you can view who have read your messages in the group conversations.Some more changes in recent updates are you can add the captions to images and videos.

Also, the images which you send can be cropped and also rotated before you send.One of the unnoticed features of  latest  WhatsApp update is now you can Add Multiple Group Admins in WhatsApp. Here is the tutorial on how to add multiple admins to WhatsApp groups.

How to add multiple group admins in WhatsApp:

1) Go to the WhatsApp group to which you want to add another person as Admin.

2) Now go to the group info area by clicking on the group name

3) Long press the person or contact whom you want to make as the new admin. Now, you will get the following option:

4) Click on Add “Contact Name” to group admins option and now the new admin is added.

5) You can add many numbers of admins as you wish.I have tested up to adding 10 admins to a group and you may also more numbers.

Note: You must be the admin of the group to add multiple admins to the group. 

Now whatsApp also allows you to add 100 members to WhatsApp group earlier it was 50 members.After you make someone as admin you cannot remove him from admin.

Now you can have multiple group admins in whatsapp. Also you will also need the latest WhatsApp version.

Red Cross Launches Pet First Aid App

Ever come home to find your dog throwing up? Or turn around to see your cat choking on heck knows what? A call to your vet is probably a good first step, but now there’s a pet first aid app from the global disaster and emergency experts at the American Red Cross to help guide pet owners through their own animal disaster.

The Pet First Aid app offers step-by-step treatment tips for dog and cat owners in dozens of situations from bleeding to a car accident to hypothermia. Photos and how-to videos, such as pet CPR, demonstrate technique. A preprogrammed direct dial to Poison Control, as well as directions to the nearest animal emergency hospital let pet owners find further help for their pooch.

The app also offers a number of non-emergency features from a pet-friendly hotel search option to advice on saying goodbye to an elderly animal pal. Upload your pet’s medical stats to the app for quick reference, or take a quiz to test your emergency know-how and earn badges in the process.

Pet First Aid costs $0.99 and is available on iOS.

The pet app joins a stable of Red Cross apps, including those targeting specific natural disasters (Earthquake, Wildfire, Tornado and Hurricane apps) and the human version First Aid app.

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How to Transfer Your Contacts from iPhone to Android

Many people are switching from iPhone to Android these days (and yes, some people are switching the other way, although not as many).

That’s why a lot of people are trying to find the best way to switch contacts from one device to the other. Today, I’m going to show you how to quickly and easily switch your contacts from iOS7 to Android.

What you need:

-An Android

-An iPhone running iOS7

-A Google account, which you’ll need anyway for your new Android

Step 1) Grab your iPhone and go to the Settings menu. Click Mail, Contacts, Calendars.

Step 2) Click Add Account and find Gmail under the list of providers. Enter your Google account username and password

Step 3) Toggle all of the aspects of your Google account you’d like to sync. By default, the Contact option will be toggled off, but we’ll obviously want to turn that on for the purpose of this exercise. The toggle will glow green if you successfully toggled it on.

Step 4) Your iPhone will upload Contact information (and whatever other toggles you selected) to your Google account over the next few minutes. If you’re super popular and have lots of contacts, then your contact information could take some time to be completely shared.

Step 5) Check your Contact sharing is complete by going to this URL: https://www.google.com/contacts

Step 6) Log into your Android with your Google account and watch your Contacts magically appear. How easy was that?

Remember the olden days when you had to manually switch each and every contact between phones? Remember when you could pay your carrier a “transfer fee” to switch your information to a new flip phone. You can relax now: those days are far in the past.


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Flappy Bird To Be Removed From Sale

 

Flappy Bird, the delightful and irritable game, will be no more. Today on Twitter, the developer of Flappy Bird, Dong Nguyen, has announced that as of tomorrow, February 9th, the game will be no more.

Dong says that he is not taking it down because of legal issues, though. Flappy Bird has been noticed to be using very similar art from the old 8-bit Super Mario games, specifically the pipes.

Flappy Bird is also not available for sale to any other development companies, so an official version will not pop back up. But rest assured that there will be other versions available anyway.

So basically, we don’t know why Flappy Bird is no longer available, as of February 9th. But it sounds like he is tired of the attention the game has been getting, with him getting asked for interviews. He is probably also tired of the hate this game has been getting from users who complain that it is too hard.

So if you want to play Flappy Bird (and probably delete it shortly afterwards), you’d better do it while you can. Especially iOS users. Android users will probably be able to find the APK online, but iOS users will have a tougher time finding it. Also, now there will be no Windows Phone version of Flappy Bird.

So, as usual Flappy Bird is free on both the App Store and Google Play. Personally, I wish the developer best of luck with his future endeavors, along with the money he has and will continue to make from the ads.

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#ImWired Management