The beauty lies in its simplicity. Every Android phone can receive text messages, regardless of age, model, or software version. Try saying that about any messaging app, and you’ll quickly realize why ...

Google LLC’s standard Messages application, which comes pre-installed with every Android smartphone, is getting a major update today almost two years after it was first brought into the 21st century ...

Pulse SMS remains one very popular app for millions of users on Android, so it’s no surprise that many of those who already installed it run it on Android Auto too. Not a long time ago, it was ...

The Android operating system offers native support for third-party texting apps. Google Messages might be ubiquitous with texting on Android, but plenty of third-party developers have built their own ...

Although SMS remains the only way to be sure of reaching anyone with a mobile number, in any country, very few apps currently support it. That’s partly due to the age of the protocol, and partly to ...

Open Signal App, and tap on your profile Next, tap on SSM and MMS Tap on the SMS Enabled option. When prompted, select Signal app as the default SMS app. If you use, enable SMS delivery reports and ...

In part one, we saw how to create the bare bones of an SMS app. That is to say, we created a utility that could send and receive messages but that wasn’t exactly in a state to replace your current ...