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Samsung just quietly retired its Google Messages rival, and not everyone will be happy about it
AppWizard
February 4, 2025

Samsung just quietly retired its Google Messages rival, and not everyone will be happy about it

Samsung has launched the Galaxy S25 series, making Google Messages the default messaging application and retiring the Samsung Messages app. Galaxy S25, S25 Plus, and S25 Ultra users will only have access to Google Messages, unlike previous models that allowed the option to use Samsung Messages. Existing Samsung Messages users can still use the app if it was installed prior to its removal from stores, but it is no longer available for download, raising concerns about future support and security. A Samsung spokesperson confirmed the decision to transition to Google Messages, citing improved Rich Communication Services (RCS) functionality. The response from users has been mixed, with some expressing dissatisfaction about the enforced switch. This change marks a trend towards standardization in the Android messaging ecosystem.
Sunbird Messaging Expands Beta App Availability to Waitlist Users
AppWizard
June 11, 2024

Sunbird Messaging Expands Beta App Availability to Waitlist Users

Sunbird Messaging, founded in 2022, has expanded the availability of its beta app to users on its waitlist. The company has over 171,000 Android users on the waitlist, and these users will gradually receive invitations to join the beta app. The app currently supports iMessage with plans to integrate Google Messages in the future.
Sunbird Messaging Announces Beta App Relaunch, Enhancing Connectivity and Security
AppWizard
April 6, 2024

Sunbird Messaging Announces Beta App Relaunch, Enhancing Connectivity and Security

- Sunbird Messaging has relaunched its beta app after refining its backend infrastructure to enhance user experience. - The app aims to provide a seamless messaging experience for both Android and Apple users without breaching Apple's ecosystem protocols. - Sunbird Messaging addresses antitrust concerns by fostering inclusivity and allowing Android users to safely join the Apple network. - The app helps mitigate social friction caused by messaging platform disparities and aims to narrow the divide between Android and iOS users.
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