WhatsApp is Introducing Side-by-Side Feature to Android Tablets

According to WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is launching a new feature for Android tablet users called "side-by-side" mode. Users have greater control over the WhatsApp interface on their Android tablets thanks to the functionality, which enables them to jump between discussions without losing track of their existing talks.

The side-by-side feature of WhasApp

• This new mode splits the screen so that users can view multiple conversations at the same time. This is especially useful for people who frequently chat with multiple people at once. Nonetheless, it might bring about a more modest region for every discussion.
• Fortunately, if users would like a conversation interface that is larger, they can disable the side-by-side view in WhatsApp's settings. Within WhatsApp's Settings > Chats, you can disable the option.
• This update, which allows for a more seamless chatting experience for Android tablet users, is currently rolling out to some beta users and will roll out to more users over the coming days.
• Notwithstanding this new component, WhatsApp has likewise presented a multi-gadget login include that permits clients to utilize a similar WhatsApp account on numerous gadgets. Users around the world have already begun receiving this update, which enables them to link up to four additional devices to their WhatsApp accounts.
• Users who frequently switch between multiple devices or share their accounts with family members will appreciate WhatsApp's multi-device login feature. The purpose of the feature is to make it simpler to stay in touch with loved ones without having to log in and out of multiple devices.

Additionally, it is anticipated that WhatsApp will launch a companion mode and the individual chat lock feature, both of which will enable users to mirror their WhatsApp accounts on their smartphones and tablets simultaneously.

In addition, WhatsApp is planning to launch a brand-new function that will enable users to add descriptions to messages that have been forwarded. Users will be able to use this feature to provide additional context and information regarding the messages they are forwarding to their contacts.