How to Change Emoji Reactions in Instagram DMs |
- How to Change Emoji Reactions in Instagram DMs
- How to Unpair Two Amazon Echo Alexa Speakers in a Stereo Pair
- How to Turn any Website into Android App in a Few Seconds
- What Do All the Modes Do on My Apple Watch?
- What Is Money in Excel, and How Do You Get Started?
| How to Change Emoji Reactions in Instagram DMs Posted: 12 Dec 2020 07:29 AM PST  In Instagram Direct Message, you can double-tap a message to send a heart, and you can press and hold a message to see emoji reactions. Want to customize this? Here's how to change emoji reactions in Instagram DM. The ability to customize emoji reactions is part of Facebook's cross-platform messaging feature in Instagram. This update lets you message your Facebook friends from Instagram and brings some Messenger features to Instagram. RELATED: How to Message a Facebook Friend From Instagram Update Instagram MessagingIf you haven't updated already, you can do so from Instagram's Settings menu. From your Instagram profile, tap the hamburger menu button in the top-right corner, and choose the "Settings" option. Here, tap the "Update Messaging" option.
From the next screen, tap the "Update" button.
Now, the Instagram DM icon at the top-right corner of the app will change to a Messenger icon. Once you have updated, you can customize emoji reactions from any Instagram conversation. Change Emoji Reactions in Instagram DMsWith the Facebook Messenger integration connected to Instagram direct messaging, tap the "Messenger" icon in the top-right corner of the Instagram app to see all conversations.
Then, select a conversation.
Here, press and hold a message to see emoji reactions.
You can tap the "+" button to see all emojis or select an emoji to send it as an emoji reaction. To change an emoji reaction, tap and hold on an emoji to enter the customization mode.
You'll see all the available emojis at the bottom. Browse or search for a particular emoji and then tap an emoji to add it to the quick response menu.
You can then choose another emoji and repeat this process.
You can customize all six quick-response emojis here, including the default heart emoji. Once you switch the heart emoji, the left-most emoji will become the default for the double-tap gesture. If you want to go back to the original configuration, tap the "Reset" button. Once you're done with the customization, tap the "Done" button.
You'll now see the updated quick-response emojis in the pop-up. Select an emoji to send the reaction.
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| How to Unpair Two Amazon Echo Alexa Speakers in a Stereo Pair Posted: 12 Dec 2020 06:25 AM PST Pairing a set of Amazon Echo smart speakers is a cheap and easy way to bring stereo sound to your home. But need to move your Amazon Alexa speakers around? Here's how to unpair your stereo Echo speakers. Unpairing Alexa speakers is even easier than joining them together. First, in the Amazon Alexa app on your iPhone, iPad, or Android device, select the "Devices" tab.
Next, choose the speaker group you'd like to separate.
You'll see the speakers making up this pair. When you've confirmed you want to separate them, tap "Unpair."
A pop-up message will appear asking you to confirm. Tap "Unpair" for a second time.
That's it! If you want to take your smart home audio game even further, you can play music throughout your home with several Alexa-enabled devices.
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| How to Turn any Website into Android App in a Few Seconds Posted: 11 Dec 2020 04:38 PM PST Let's admit, we all have almost 30-50 apps installed on our Android device. Well, you can install endless numbers of apps if you have no issue with the storage, but few apps keep running in the background even when not in use, draining your phone's battery. You may don't know, but popular apps like Facebook, Snapchat, Amazon, etc., runs in the background, even if you have closed the app. It silently tracks your off the app activity to show you ads. The best way to deal with such issues is by using a VPN app or turning websites into apps. On techviral, we have already shared many articles on VPN services like best VPNs for Android, best Android VPNs for torrenting & P2P, etc. VPNs can help you avoid trackers that track you on the web, but what about the apps that you have installed on your Android. Also Read: How To Create Android Apps Without Coding Steps to Turn any Website into Android App in a Few SecondsTo get rid of app tracking, you need to convert the websites into apps using Hermit. For those who don't know, Hermit is a web browser that turns any website into an Android app in just a few seconds. This article will share a detailed guide on how to turn any website into an Android app using Hermit. Step 1. First of all, download & install Hermit on your Android device.
Step 2. Now you will see a screen like below. On the bottom address bar, search for the website which you want to convert into an app.
Step 3. The website will automatically open in incognito mode.
Step 4. Tap on the three dots and select "Settings."
Step 5. On the Settings, tap on the 'Create a Lite App' option.
Step 6. Now you will see a confirmation pop-up. Name your lite app and tap on the 'Create' button. Also, make sure to enable the 'Add to Home Screen' option.
Step 7. The lite app icon for your favorite website will be placed on the home screen.
Step 8. Tap on the app icon to launch your favorite website as an app.
That's it! You are done. This is how you can turn any website into an Android app in just a few seconds. So, this is all about how to turn your favorite websites into a Lite app on Android. I hope this article helped you! Please share it with your friends also. If you have any doubts related to this, let us know in the comment box below.  |
| What Do All the Modes Do on My Apple Watch? Posted: 11 Dec 2020 03:02 PM PST
With the release of watchOS 7, the number of modes available on an Apple Watch has become a little silly. There's now Airplane Mode, Silent Mode, Do Not Disturb Mode, Theater Mode, Schooltime Mode, and Sleep Mode. Here's what they all do. To toggle any of these modes on or off, swipe up on your Apple Watch to access the "Control Center," then tap the relevant icon (we'll cover them as we go). Some of the modes can also activate automatically in certain circumstances.
(If you don't see an icon in the Control Center, you can add it by tapping the "Edit" button; any undisplayed icons will appear under "More." Tap them to add them.) Airplane Mode
While Airplane Mode might not be necessary to keep planes from falling out of the skies, it's still important and useful. It disables all the radios in your Apple Watch except for Bluetooth. This means no Wi-Fi, GPS, or, if you have it, Cellular. Airplane Mode has a couple of uses:
To toggle Airplane Mode on or off, tap the "Airplane" icon. Silent Mode
Silent mode mutes your Apple Watch. When it's active, your Watch won't make any beeps, buzzes, or other alert tones including alarms, although it will still vibrate and give you a haptic alert. Otherwise, it works as normal. To toggle Silent Mode on or off, tap the bell icon. Silent Mode also gets activated when you put your Watch in Theater Mode. Do Not Disturb Mode
Do Not Disturb Mode is similar to Silent Mode, but with a couple of important differences:
To toggle Do Not Disturb Mode on or off, tap the moon icon. You can set it to remain on for an hour, until later in the day, until a calendar event is finished, or until you leave your current location. It also gets activated automatically if you have it scheduled, you have a sleep schedule, and, depending on if you have the options enabled or not, when you're working out or driving. Theater Mode
Turning on Theater Mode (or Cinema Mode in the U.K.) activates Silent Mode so all alerts are muted. In addition, it also turns off your Watch's always-on display (if it has one) and disables raise-to-wake. To toggle Theater Mode on or off, tap the drama masks icon. Schooltime Mode
Schooltime Mode disables all apps and complications, instead displaying a simple time-only watch face. It also enables Do Not Disturb Mode. Schooltime Mode is intended for parents using Family Setup to manage their children's' devices, but you can activate it on your own watch by tapping the schoolchild icon. It's a handy way to prevent your Watch from distracting you. Sleep Mode
Sleep Mode turns on Do Not Disturb Mode, turns off the always-on screen, disables raise-to-wake, and activates a simple, low-brightness time-only watch face. To toggle Sleep Mode on or off, tap the bed icon. Sleep Mode will activate automatically if you have a sleep schedule configured. While there are a lot of modes and they have overlapping features, each does something slightly different. There are times when Silent is right and times when you want Sleep Mode—it's just a bit overwhelming at first!  |
| What Is Money in Excel, and How Do You Get Started? Posted: 11 Dec 2020 01:11 PM PST
Microsoft wants to make managing your finances easier. Money in Excel allows you to connect your financial, bank, and credit card accounts, view transactions, and budget your money. We'll help you get started! What Is Money in Excel?Money is a dynamic template and add-in for Excel that you can download and start using in just a few minutes. It provides all-inclusive financial management in an application you already use daily. Using Money for Excel, you can do all of the following:
Microsoft uses a third-party company called Plaid to connect your financial services. The plug-in supports most major U.S. financial institutions. If you have any questions, just visit the Plaid help page. To use Money in Excel, you simply need a Microsoft 365 Family or Personal subscription in the U.S. and the latest version of Excel 365. You can use Money in Excel on your desktop or online. Unfortunately, it's not currently available on mobile devices. Set Up Money in ExcelTo get going, just head to the Money in Excel website, click "Download Now," and sign in to your Microsoft account. Click "Download," and then open the downloaded template in Excel. If you prefer to use Excel online, click "Edit in Browser."
A pane should appear at the right of the Excel sheet. If it doesn't, click "Money in Excel" in the ribbon on the "Home" tab. In the pane, you'll see an explanation of the add-in from the Office Store. Click "Trust This Add-In" to continue.
Click "Sign In," and then follow the prompts to sign in to your Microsoft account and enable the add-in.
The "Money in Excel" pane will appear. Click "Get Started" and "Sign In" once more.
Click "Add an Account," and then click "Continue" to select your first financial institution. If you don't see the location you want, you can use the Search box at the top to locate it.
Type your credentials to log into your financial service, and then click "Submit."
Depending on the service, you might be asked to verify your identity. Select the account, and then click "Continue." It might take a few minutes for the connection process to complete. Getting Started with Money in ExcelThe Money in Excel pane on the right of your workbook is the backbone of the tool. The tabs at the bottom are where you'll find your financial information. The "Money in Excel" PaneTo see all your connected institutions, click the "Accounts" tab. Depending on the types of accounts you connect, you'll see them listed under "Cash," "Credit," "Loans," and "Investments." There's also a link at the top to "Add an Account" if you want to connect additional services.
To give an account a nickname, hide, or edit it, click the three vertical dots to the right of the account card.
To manage your accounts and communications, get support, or sign out, click "Settings."
To update the information from your accounts, click "Update" at the top of the pane any time (just make sure you have an internet connection).
The Money in Excel TabsFor a summary of the Money in Excel features, or to find answers to any questions you might have about the setup process, click the "Welcome" or "Instructions" tab in the workbook.
Click the "Snapshot" tab to see graphs, charts, and tables that show breakdowns of your financials.
Under the "Transactions" tab, you'll see all transactions from each of your connected accounts. You can view the details by date, merchant, category, or institution.
Once you get the hang of the tool, be sure to click the "Categories" tab to see the defaults and create custom categories if you want. These come in handy when you want to check your spending by category under the "Snapshot" tab.
Save Your Money in Excel WorkbookThe last important part of setting up Money in Excel is to save your workbook. (Remember, the file you download from Microsoft is just a template). To do so, click File > Save As, give your new financial master a meaningful name, and then save it in your preferred location.
Notes on Using Money in ExcelWhen you're just setting up Money in Excel, here are a few things to keep in mind:
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