G oogle fought long and hard to get RCS messaging to become the standard. It had a very loud campaign just a couple of years ago targeting Apple, and now that it's in more customers' hands, it needs ...

However, just because your iPhone can now send RCS messages, it doesn't mean that your network carrier will support that ability. RCS needs to be enabled by your carrier.

Apple said that it planned to add support for end-to-end encrypted RCS messages to the Messages app in future iOS, iPadOS, macOS, ...

First, RCS will only work in the United States, and only if your iPhone is registered with AT&T, Verizon, or T-Mobile. Second, direct replies to messages are not available on cross-platform RCS ...

RCS is coming to the iPhone, but the Green Bubble Drama isn’t going anywhere. The dumbest made-up controversy in tech continues. By Jason Cross. Senior Editor, Macworld NOV 18, 2023 3:38 pm PST.

RCS bubbles on the iPhone will be green. Apple will support RCS on iPhones in 2024 , and the company confirmed to 9to5Mac on Thursday that RCS messages will show up as green bubbles.

In 2022, Tim Cook himself said that he’d rather sell you an iPhone instead of ever bringing RCS support to the iPhone because he thought customer demand for RCS wasn’t there. Google has made ...

Google Messages is rolling out support for message editing when texting iPhone users over RCS. The problem is, iPhone users ...

AT&T and T-Mobile support RCS messaging on iPhone. If you’re using either company, you might try to use RCS texting right now. If you’re wondering how stable iOS 18 beta 2 is, I’ll tell you ...

RCS coming to iPhone with iOS 18. With RCS, iPhone users can send rich messages with audio and larger media files to Android users. Although RCS messages will still have green bubbles, ...

RCS on iPhone represents a major step forward for Apple. Rather than encouraging users to buy their Android-owning family members an iPhone, the company has decided to adopt the obvious solution ...

RCS is set to arrive on iPhone in 2024, and the key thing you should know about Apple’s adoption of RCS is that iMessage isn’t going anywhere.