News JVTech WhatsApp: your Android smartphone will look like an iPhone with this drastic change in appearance
If you liked the Android theme of WhatsApp, then let it go because the iPhone version will be totally pumped up soon. Honestly, it’s much better that way.
Android copy and paste on iPhone interface for WhatsApp
We won’t lie to each other There have never been so many similarities between the iPhone user interface and that of other smartphones of the market. On one side or the other, everyone is inspired by their worst enemy to improve their user experience. While the iPhone remains easier to use and more intuitive but doesn’t offer as many customization features, the two parts are gradually balancing out.
Years after unveiling the widgets, Apple is getting started, but better. After Apple introduced text recognition in images and videos, Android eyed its neighbor and did the same. Examples like this abound, and it’s not meant to displease users who don’t take sides one way or the other.
One of the most common designs borrowed from Android is the menu at the bottom of the screen. Apple has understood this for a long time Putting a menu at the bottom makes it easier to access. Since interacting with a smartphone is completely different than interacting with a computer, there is no reason to take inspiration from it.
WhatsApp on Android will soon be overhauled by switching to a copy of what we currently know on iPhone. This is what the conversation homepage looks like on WhatsApp Android compared to the iPhone version.
The website
WaBetaInfo
is still riding the gossip surrounding WhatsApp, and her latest find shows us just how similar the two versions of WhatsApp will be. This is a feature that is still in testing and is not yet available to beta testers.
As you can see, The new menu organization on Android (light mode and dark mode) moves everything to the bottom of the screen.
Tons of new things are coming for WhatsApp
A lot of little things await you on the WhatsApp application, whether you are on iPhone or Android. It has been possible for a few months send a message to yourself, as a kind of practical reminder. Same for sending better quality photos, obviously takes more time and bandwidth.
In my opinion, the two most important innovations are:
- Picture-in-picture for video callsso you can exit the application during a call without turning off your camera and still see your interlocutors through a floating window.
- Pinned posts: You can pin a message to the beginning of a conversation so information like an address or phone number can be easily found. Happiness.
