Apple touts a number of new features with iOS 18, but some of them don't get the attention they deserve due to Apple ...

Android's Share menu makes it easy to send web pages, videos, images, and more using any compatible app on your phone. But ...

Choosing between an iPhone and an Android handset is no longer just “Apple or Samsung.” It’s a decision about ecosystems, ...

A viral rumor has people rethinking choosing iPhone over Android. This week, Apple issued its latest update: iOS 18.5 fixes bugs, improves performance, and adds new features. Now people are claiming ...

It has finally happened. Last week, Apple confirmed that with iOS 18, set to arrive in 2025, iPhones will support RCS messaging, bringing a long-awaited ...

Google Messages is quickly becoming the default text app for Android phones. The app features encryption, spam blocking, typing indicators, RCS high-quality media sharing, and more. Google Messages is ...

Google Messages has started testing a much-anticipated feature: the ability to delete sent messages. Unlike competitors such as Telegram, ...

Apple's adoption of the RCS protocol in iOS 18 has improved communications in iMessage between users of iPhones and Android, but some security issues remain. Apple and Google are working together ...

In December, Bay Area upstart Beeper reverse-engineered iMessage—with help from a teen coder—to give Android phones full access to Apple’s proprietary messaging service. It started a fight ...

Whether you have a Mac or not, accessing iMessage through your Android phone has become a lot less convenient – and is the juice worth the squeeze when you could simply use a different messaging ...

For more than a decade, iPhone users have enjoyed the exclusivity of blue iMessage bubbles in their chats. That changed in 2023 when the Android riffraff arrived courtesy of apps like Beeper that ...

There's good news and bad news for iPhone owners with Android friends. First the bad: Apple will probably never bring iMessage to Android. But on the bright side, it doesn't need to. It's ...