When you send messages from your iPhone, some display in blue bubbles while others appear in green bubbles. The blue messages use iMessage, Apple's proprietary messaging service, while the greens are standard SMS or MMS messages. If you turn iMessage off, all your messages send as standard messages and display in green. MUO – Feed
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In an age where we’re glued to our iPhones, there are few fates annoying as when an iMessage doesn’t say Delivered. This can affect multiple contacts, and often it won’t read Not Delivered either. Perhaps an iMessage won’t deliver to one specific person. It’s even more infuriating when the message says Delivered but the recipient […]
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Do you use both a Mac and a Windows PC? Getting tired of switching between the two? Well, now you don’t have to, at least for small tasks. Maybe you need to use Windows for something but you want access to your text messages, contacts, and notes on your Mac at the same time. You […]
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iMessage is Apple’s free proprietary messaging service for iOS and Mac users. Last year Apple paved the way for a richer iMessage experience, with the introduction of iMessage apps (or extensions) in iOS 10 for iPhone and iPad users. That means you can now do a lot more than simply send text, voice, picture, and video messages. Once you’ve mastered […]
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Apple’s iMessage supercharges ordinary text messages when going between two iPhones, adding read receipts and the ability to see when the other person is typing. When an iPhone user texts an Android phone, though, those darn green bubbles mean it’s a plain text message instead of a powerful iMessage. Real Talk: All Apple has to […]
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