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After updating voice calling feature in Android mobile devices. Whatsapp Inc. announced it for iOS users, now you can avail this feature in your iPhone mobile devices within few weeks....!

It will take some time to roll out in every iOS or iPhone mobile devices. So, dont be fret, if you are not notified for this update.Soon, you will get it for your mobile phone.

Tengo el mismo n�mero de tel�fono desde que tuve mi primer terminal m�vil. Eso ha hecho que a lo largo de muchos a�os mucha gente haya obtenido mi n�mero, algo que durante mucho tiempo gener� un volumen de llamadas que no paraba de crecer, lo que a veces incomodaba mi agenda profesional y mi vida personal. As� que opt� por cortarlo.

Desde hace mucho tiempo apago el m�vil a determinadas horas. Y si no, lo tengo en modo "No Molestar". Una caracter�stica que hace que al que llame le salga como que el terminal est� apagado o fuera de cobertura. 

Esta opci�n, unido a que desactiv� la opci�n de que me avisaran de las llamadas perdidas mientras que el terminal est� "Apagado o Fuera de Cobertura", junto con un control mucho mayor a la hora de compartir mi contacto, hizo que el volumen de llamadas que recibo sea gestionable. 

Sin embargo, por necesidades del trabajo, activ� la opci�n de "Llamada en Espera" y el comportamiento es peculiar. El otro d�a descubr� que cuando est�s en una llamada, este modo prevalece sobre el modo "No Molestar". Es decir, que aunque tengas el modo "No Molestar", si has activado la "Llamada en Espera" y est�s en medio de una llamada que has comenzado t�, la nueva llamada recibir� tono de llamada.

Esto quiere decir que el que est� haciendo la llamada no recibir� un estado de "Apagado o Fuera de cobertura", sino de llamada no atendida. Una peque�as feature que tiene ciertas implicaciones en la privacidad, y que en conjunci�n con otras al final acaba formando parte de los trucos de "Hacking iOS". Veremos si le saco partido en el futuro.

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The Data Studio team is constantly working on new features to improve the user experience for both report creators and viewers! In this blog post we�ll highlight some recent launches that you may have missed.

Filter controls: search 
Filters give report viewers a powerful way to slice data by specific segments. But filters with hundreds or even thousands of possible values to choose from were previously difficult to use, requiring scrolling through very long lists of filter items. We recently added a search feature within the filter component, letting users quickly find and select or deselect specific items.


Filter controls: single-select 
There are also scenarios when it only makes sense to filter a report on a single value, as filtering on multiple values would return confusing or nonsensical data. Report creators now have the ability to configure filters to allow for single-selection only.


Combo charts
New Combo charts allow users to create a line chart with a non-time-based dimension on the X-axis (previously only time-based dimensions were supported). The new component can plot a single dimension with up to 5 metrics, or 2 dimensions with a single metric. Learn more about Combo charts here.


Links in tabular data 
Tables in Data Studio reports can now display clickable links! This feature introduces a new type of interactivity, as viewers can now be redirected to to relevant content outside the report. To use this feature, report owners must use a data source containing a column of URLs. Data Studio will detect this column and assign it to the URL field type (if automatic detection does not work data source owners can also set the field type to URL manually). Learn more about this here.


Submitting and voting for new features
The Data Studio team will continue to introduce new features and product enhancements. Have a feature request? You can view requests submitted by other users, upvote your favorites, or create new ones. Learn more here.

Posted by Alon Gotesman, Product Manager, Google Data Studio