Rcs Google Messages finally releases end-to-end encrypted RCS group chats to more users This long-overdue feature has finally exited several months of beta testing. New Google Messages feature saves time (and data) when sharing photos It's on by default. Google Messages gains a new look for read receipts Which way would you prefer to be left on read? Grid List Latest about Rcs How to set up RCS chat on Samsung phones with Samsung Messages By Andrew Myrick published 2 January 23 RCS is the "hot new thing" for messaging as it brings an iMessage-like experience to Android. If you have a Samsung phone, here's how to get the feature working right away. RCS vs. SMS vs. iMessage: What's the difference? By Joe Maring last updated 31 December 22 RCS, SMS, iMessage. All three share a piece of the texting pie, but why? Here's a closer look at what each brings to the table. Google Messages looks set to give RCS chats a sweet upgrade By Derrek Lee published 16 September 22 Google appears to have a new feature in the works for its messaging app, which will allow users to respond directly to individual messages. Tim Cook dashes hopes for RCS support to arrive on iPhones By Jay Bonggolto published 8 September 22 Tim Cook has responded to pleas to bring RCS support to the iPhone, stating that Apple does not intend to fix the green bubble experience at this time. Google pressures Apple to stop being stubborn and adopt RCS — and you can join in By Derrek Lee published 9 August 22 Google has launched a new "Get the Message" campaign to try and convince Apple to bring RCS support to iMessage. RCS ads in Google Messages temporarily disabled in India following abuse from businesses By Derrek Lee published 1 June 22 Google is working to address the RCS ads in India after users were apparently spammed with messages. The feature is temporarily disabled as the company works to "improve the experience." RCS gets a boost as US Galaxy S22 models set Google Messages as the default By Chris Wedel published 14 February 22 RCS messaging in the United States is gaining a lot of ground with Samsung making Google Messages the default messaging app on its Galaxy S22 devices. Our readers think Apple should bring RCS support to iMessage By Derrek Lee published 14 January 22 We asked our readers if Apple should bring iMessage to Android or support RCS on iPhones. The responses gave a clear indication of what most of our readers want. Poll: Should Apple adopt RCS or bring iMessage to Android? By Derrek Lee last updated 13 January 22 Apple is being accused of peer pressure and bullying by keeping iMessage off Android and not adopting RCS support. However, we want to know what you think should happen. Hey Android fans, iPhone users probably won't date you (according to this BS article) By Russell Holly last updated 16 November 21 Check it out, the NYPost wants you to get mad about something stupid. Let's all point and laugh. 123456 Get the Android Central Newsletter Instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Android Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1YouTube TV grants users unlimited simultaneous NFL Sunday Ticket streams2Memorial Day deal slashes $220 off our favorite Android tablet — but act fast3How to use Google Lens on Chrome for desktop4Amazon Prime Video throws shade at Netflix for new password-sharing guidelines5OnePlus 12 rumor points to strong specs and impressive cameras
How to set up RCS chat on Samsung phones with Samsung Messages By Andrew Myrick published 2 January 23 RCS is the "hot new thing" for messaging as it brings an iMessage-like experience to Android. If you have a Samsung phone, here's how to get the feature working right away.
RCS vs. SMS vs. iMessage: What's the difference? By Joe Maring last updated 31 December 22 RCS, SMS, iMessage. All three share a piece of the texting pie, but why? Here's a closer look at what each brings to the table.
Google Messages looks set to give RCS chats a sweet upgrade By Derrek Lee published 16 September 22 Google appears to have a new feature in the works for its messaging app, which will allow users to respond directly to individual messages.
Tim Cook dashes hopes for RCS support to arrive on iPhones By Jay Bonggolto published 8 September 22 Tim Cook has responded to pleas to bring RCS support to the iPhone, stating that Apple does not intend to fix the green bubble experience at this time.
Google pressures Apple to stop being stubborn and adopt RCS — and you can join in By Derrek Lee published 9 August 22 Google has launched a new "Get the Message" campaign to try and convince Apple to bring RCS support to iMessage.
RCS ads in Google Messages temporarily disabled in India following abuse from businesses By Derrek Lee published 1 June 22 Google is working to address the RCS ads in India after users were apparently spammed with messages. The feature is temporarily disabled as the company works to "improve the experience."
RCS gets a boost as US Galaxy S22 models set Google Messages as the default By Chris Wedel published 14 February 22 RCS messaging in the United States is gaining a lot of ground with Samsung making Google Messages the default messaging app on its Galaxy S22 devices.
Our readers think Apple should bring RCS support to iMessage By Derrek Lee published 14 January 22 We asked our readers if Apple should bring iMessage to Android or support RCS on iPhones. The responses gave a clear indication of what most of our readers want.
Poll: Should Apple adopt RCS or bring iMessage to Android? By Derrek Lee last updated 13 January 22 Apple is being accused of peer pressure and bullying by keeping iMessage off Android and not adopting RCS support. However, we want to know what you think should happen.
Hey Android fans, iPhone users probably won't date you (according to this BS article) By Russell Holly last updated 16 November 21 Check it out, the NYPost wants you to get mad about something stupid. Let's all point and laugh.
