Whatsapp, configure quick and unread photo

La Whatsapp update received in this month of March 2014, includes improvements in user privacy, as well as 2 new widgets, which we can install on the desktop of our android phone and quickly access options such as making a quick photography and see Unread Messages, directly from the desk.

It is a procedure that does not have any complications, but that we bring in the form of video lesson y article For those who do not know the news and improvements that we can use in whatsapp, in the case of quick photography, it is very practical, since with 4 beats, we will have sent the photo to our friends, while by the method of going to the camera, taking a photo, seeing in the gallery, choosing to share, selecting whatsapp, choosing a group or contact and accepting, they leave 7 beats.

Video, configure whatsapp camera widget and unread messages in android

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How to add whatsapp photo widget and unread messages

We also explain it below. with version 2.11.186 from whatsapp, we can add the commented widgets to the desktop. If you can't see the video, follow these steps.

Add Whatsapp camera widget – quick photography

1. We go to the applications menu and at the top, we select «widgets».
2. Among the number of widgets, we look for the so-called “whatsapp camera”.
3. We press and hold it until we can move it to the desktop, in an area free of icons.
4. That's it, we have direct access to the camera with which to take a quick picture and send it to groups or friends.

 Add unread messages widget

1. Point 1 is the same as the previous procedure.
2. In this case we are looking for the “whatsapp 4×2” widget.
3. We press and hold it until we can move it to the desktop, in an area free of icons.
4. Once moved, in that window, we will see the unread WhatsApp messages, only the unread, once seen, the window will remain blank until new messages.

That's all, now it's time to use these 2 widgets. It is also time for you to think about these 2 improvements of the most used messaging application today, practical? Useful? Leave a comment at the bottom of the article.