One of people’s favorite features of the iPhone is the Messages app. Apple Messages, or iMessage as it’s sometimes known, is one of the most popular messaging apps on the planet. People love those ...

It's presently unclear whether non-iPhone users messages will still appear as green bubbles when iOS 18 formally rolls out in the fall. (A public beta will also be available next month.) ...

Nothing, the London-based tech company behind the striking and innovative Nothing Phone (2), is bringing Apple iPhone Messages features to Android, including blue message bubbles. ForbesApple ...

Green bubbles – text messages from non-iPhone users – do not have typing indicators or reactions, and these messages also don't work well in group chats. This has led to a dislike for non ...

When they text you and the bubble is ... [an] obstacle to iPhone families giving their kids Android phones” a decade ago. RCS adoption may give Android to iPhone messages feature parity (or ...

Green bubbles signifying text messages can be tough to parse on iOS ... that at least makes green texts a lot easier to read on my iPhone. (Thank you to u/oishiirecipe for sharing the steps!) ...

"For example, if an iPhone user messages a non-iPhone user in Apple Messages, the text appears not only as a green bubble, but incorporates limited functionality." When messages are presented in ...

But there's still one big drawback to RCS on iPhone ... green bubble chat, you should be safe in the knowledge that no one other than the parties involved in the chat can read these messages.