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Apple has promised to adopt RCS in 2024, and Google welcomes the company's contribution despite not adopting its encrypted extension for the standard...
Continue ReadingApple is expanding support for a new messaging protocol on iPhone...
Continue ReadingThe long-standing battle over the iOS’ blue and Android’s green text bubbles will soon take a more friendly turn...
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Apple is a renowned innovator of tech hardware, but the company is also known for having a gated ecosystem that benefits users in it and hinders those outside of it. Apple will include Rich Communication Services (RCS) sometime in late 2024, a move that will add several new texting features between iPhone and Android users, according to a report by 9to5Mac. The move comes just months after Apple changed its ports on its latest iPhone 15 series to USB-C, another move that creates more seamless use between Apple and non-Apple products...
Continue ReadingThe change is unlikely to burst the green-blue text divide, but might improve exchanges between iPhone and Android users...
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Continue ReadingApple said on Thursday it will roll out a software update next year that will improve messaging between iPhones and Android phones, as the smartphone maker faces pressure to make its system more compatible with rivals. The company said the update will allow for improved interoperability with Android, such as the sharing of higher-resolution images, as well as better group messaging and location sharing. The move comes as the tech giant faces potential EU rules that would force its iMessage to work seamlessly with other messaging services...
Continue ReadingApple wants no part of Google's addition of end to-end encryption to RCS, and the iPhone maker will instead work with the standards body to mandate a universal version instead...
Continue ReadingApple plans to adopt a messaging standard next year that will allow for a smoother texting experience between iPhones and Android devices, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday. The company has been pushing back on the Rich Communication Services (RCS) standard for more than a year, even as Alphabet's Google and others have pressured the iPhone maker to adopt the technology, the report said. Apple did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment...
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