In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you're using iOS, tap the "App Store" app; for Android, tap the "Google Play Store" app. You can type your app's name in from here. For an iPhone, tap the "Search" button in the bottom right side of your screen. If you're using an Android, tap the magnifying glass icon in the top right corner of your screen. WhatsApp is a good choice for all-around texting and international communication. Skype is a robust video- and voice-chat app with texting functionality. Facebook Messenger supports texting, calling, and video-chatting with both Facebook friends and phone contacts. Snapchat is a casual social app from which you can send picture, video, and text messages. This will begin downloading your app. Depending on your app's size and phone's connection speed, your download may take a few minutes. On Android platforms, the "GET" button is replaced by one that says "Install".
Summary: Open your phone's app store. Activate your app store's search function. Type "WhatsApp" into the search bar to find WhatsApp. Type "Skype" into the search bar to find Skype. Type "Facebook Messenger" into the search bar to find Facebook Messenger. Type "Snapchat" into the search bar to find Snapchat. Tap the "GET" button next to your chosen app.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Combing out a dreadlock takes a lot of time and patience. You will need to work one dreadlock at a time, re-wetting and re-soaking each dreadlock as necessary. Do not try to work more than one dreadlock at a time. Clip back any dreadlocks you are not actively working on. Once your hair is unlocked, use a separate clip to pull back your unlocked hair and keep it separate from the area you are working on. Apply a liberal amount of conditioner or conditioning oil to your dreadlock. Your hair should be slick to the touch. In this case, you don't need to use a specialty conditioner. A cheap, drugstore conditioner is the best option. You will likely need several bottles of conditioner to complete this process. Alternatively, some salon stores sell a dreadlock removal cream that can replace conditioner and make it easier to comb out your hair. Using the tail side of a rat tail comb, slowly and gently pick out the end of your dreadlock. Reapply conditioner along with the conditioning water spray as necessary. Work your way up the length of the dreadlock until you get to your roots. You may find it easier to work out your dreadlocks using a crochet hook. The process is the same as using a comb, but the hook may offer you more control. Using a normal or wide-toothed comb, brush out your newly unlocked hair. Work through smaller tangles until you can run your comb through your hair without resistance. Use your water and conditioner mix as necessary to keep your hair wet and soft while combing it out.
Summary: Work one dreadlock at a time. Condition your dreadlock. Use a rat-tail comb to pick out the end of the dreadlock. Comb out your untangled dreadlock with a regular comb.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Generally, most basic computer microphones will have one of two varieties of jack: an 1/8" TRS jack, which is essentially the same kind of jack you would find on a pair of headphones, or a USB jack, which is flat. Both of these jacks have corresponding ports on most computers. If you're using an XLR microphone, a quarter-inch jack, or some other variety of mic, skip to the next section. Almost all desktop computers will have visible microphone ports on either the front or the back of the tower. Usually, this port will be colored pink, and have a microphone image over it. If you have an eighth-inch jack, all you've got to do is plug it into this port and start testing sound. If you have a USB jack on the end of your microphone, most computers will have two or more USB ports on the side, or the back of the computer. Simply plug the USB jack into one of these ports. Laptops and some more contemporary computers don't have microphone ports, because they're generally outfitted with internal microphones. It's usually possible to plug into the headphone port on most computers, however, and adjust your sound settings later. The easiest and quickest way to test your levels and check your settings is to go to your input sound options and make sure that the device you just plugged in is visible, and that it is selected for use. Open a recording program and attempt to use the microphone and set the levels. On Windows, you can use the Sound Recorder, on a Mac, Quicktime or GarageBand should do fine. If you're not getting a signal, skip to the last section for troubleshooting tips.
Summary:
Examine the jack on the microphone. Locate the corresponding port on your computer. Test your new microphone with the recording software of your choice.