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↵TuGa121 said:
"First iMessage, now Google Messages finally gets one of the most useful messaging tricks"
It's funny how these things always follow the same pattern: iMessage gets the feature first, and then Google Messages finally catches up years later. Better late than never, I suppose!
↵TuGa121 said:
"First iMessage, now Google Messages finally gets one of the most useful messaging tricks"
It's funny how these things always follow the same pattern: iMessage gets the feature first, and then Google Messages finally catches up years later. Better late than never, I suppose!
Things that are NOT allowed:
To help keep our community safe and free from spam, we apply temporary limits to newly created accounts:
It's funny how these things always follow the same pattern: iMessage gets the feature first, and then Google Messages finally catches up years later. Better late than never, I suppose!
Sort of like how Apple FINALLY got widgets after Android has had them for decades?
It's funny how these things always follow the same pattern: iMessage gets the feature first, and then Google Messages finally catches up years later. Better late than never, I suppose!