WhatsApp only updated their Android version of the app yesterday, March 16, yet we can already see what the next update will have in store for users. It now lets you format text inside messages as bold and italics. One can now share a document through Google Drive. The recipient can just see the text in striking and italics on the off chance that they are on the same application adaptation. To show the message in bold, simply put the ‘*’ (asterisk) before and after text.
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Talking of formatting changes, notifications now show the name of the sender in bold.
The version at the time of writing is not available to download from the company website but is showing up as an OTA update on Google Play for beta testers (via Android Police). Obviously, both users should to be use same version of Whatsapp which is 2.12.535. Every one of these progressions appears to be somewhat convenient for users, as they’ll have the able to accomplish increasingly while moving. However, the files are converted to PDF and stored locally on the device instead of being shared as a cloud-based document.
In addition, the new WhatsApp 2.12.535 version allows you to browse your Microsoft OneDrive and Google Drive accounts and send docs, sheets and PDF files from there.
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The WhatsApp 2.12.535 also comes with an improvement to the way the local backups are handled. Just select the document option from the attachment menu and send the any PDF file to any contact or group.
