The new Apple Invites app updates add an iMessage app and give hosts more control and easier social media sharing.
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Apple’s ecosystem isn’t held together by one killer feature. It’s the sum of dozens of small conveniences, which makes it difficult to leave.
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WhatsApp's latest beta hints at the messaging app gaining a long-overdue iMessage feature: the ability to schedule messages.
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If you set a custom background for a chat, you’ll never confuse it for another one. Learn how to set a background in Messages on iPhone.
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The ability to edit or unsend iMessages on your iPhone could come in clutch. Thankfully, it’s easy rewriting history in iMessage.
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iMessage effects can add much more meaning, emotion and fun to your texting. You can add bold, italics, underline and many animated effects.
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Once you know how to schedule a text message on your iPhone, you will never forget to send a reminder (or message somebody at a bad time).
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RCS messaging is new to the iPhone, bringing modern features to ordinary green bubble texting like read receipts, videos and more.
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You can back up your text messages (and iMessages) with iMessage Exporter, a free tool for the Mac. This lets you save space on your phone.
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You can screen share from your Mac to someone else’s Mac directly using iMessage — no third-party apps or downloads required.
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