Most of us are familiar with iMessage. If you have an Apple device you’ve almost certainly used it. iMessage is the app that ...

This is one of iMessage’s advantages, you are not restricted to a single device and you can now use your iPad or iPod touch (and hopefully Mac soon) for receiving and sending messages to other people.

In order to send and receive iMessages to your iPhone, iMessage must be enabled. When iMessage is enabled, iMessages are sent using a Wi-Fi connection or cellular data when a Wi-Fi connection is ...

Here's how you can get rid of unnecessary items from iMessage to free up space on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, and iCloud. How to quickly free up iMessage storage space on your iPhone or iPad To review ...

Apple brought the app to iPhone, iPad, and Watch in the following years, but it never developed iMessage versions for competing platforms. There never was an iMessage for Android or Windows ...

When you receive a text message on your iPhone or iPad, you can let the sender know you've looked at it by enabling read receipts. These can be helpful when you don’t want to keep the other ...

Just in time for the start of the NBA and NHL playoffs this weekend, the Apple Sports app has received a new Game Card ...

Years ago, when the iMessage Store first debuted ... and sharing stickers and sticker packs. My one wish is for an iPad version of the app paired with iCloud sync, so I can create and manage stickers ...

When you receive a text message on your iPhone or iPad, you can let the sender know ... by color—a blue text bubble indicates Apple's iMessage, while a green text bubble is an SMS message.

When you receive a text message on your iPhone or iPad, you can let the sender know ... by color—a blue text bubble indicates Apple's iMessage, while a green text bubble is an SMS message.