Want to send a message to someone but keep a little bit of mystery? Invisible Ink lets you do just that. Here's how to use it ...

you’ll typically find that iMessage won’t work and that you’ll only be able to send and receive normal text messages (they'll have a green SMS bubble rather than the blue iMessage bubble).

iPhones use Apple's iMessage system and display a blue bubble around the text. In addition, blue bubble users (iPhone to iPhone) can send each other emojis and animations, which they cannot do ...

The Messages app on iOS 5 can send either an iMessage or a traditional ... When sending messages through iMessage, your text will now be encased in a blue bubble - rather than the traditional green ...

W hat is the price of cool? About $31 a month, according to new research by Leonardo Bursztyn of the University of Chicago ...

When you send a message or photo with invisible ink ... our modern dystopia Invisible ink launched in 2016 with other iMessage Bubble and Screen effects, including gentle and slam, but the ...

According to a new survey conducted by All About Cookies, some iPhone users "think less" of others represented as a green bubble while ... down on users that send "non-iMessage texts" (e.g ...

"Green bubble chats" from an iPhone to an Android phone can now include typing indicators, higher-quality media and easier group chats. For conversations that don't use iMessage or RCS ...

Apple’s iOS then intercepts these messages and forces them to be sent over iMessage, much like how it will always automatically detect when you’re sending a message to an iPhone and immediately switch ...