Invisible Ink is one of the standout features Apple introduced to iMessage ... of message effects designed to make texting feel more expressive. While others like "Slam" and "Gentle" bring the ...

That’s where iOS 18 steps in, offering a fresh take on iMessage that’s designed to make your conversations not only easier to manage but also more creative and personalized. But this isn’t ...

You can kind of think of it as iMessage lite for everyone ... with Android users much more pleasant. Text effects (slam, loud, gentle, invisible ink, etc.) do not appear on the conversation ...

iMessage has also gained all-new text effects that can be applied to individual words in a message to give them a "dynamic, animated" appearance. These effects include Big, Small, Shake ...

According to a MacRumors story citing “multiple sources familiar with the matter,” iOS 18 is going to take the fun text effects a step further by allowing you to add text effects to individual ...

Currently, iMessage users can apply animated effects to chat bubbles, as well as send full-screen effects. For example, you can momentarily fill the chat screen with floating balloons. However ...

Apple's changes to iMessage in iOS 18 could introduce new text effects, which may include stylized text that could be sent to Android users. Users of iMessage will be familiar with the way the app ...

Thousands of Apple device users reported experiencing issues while using iMessage on Thursday afternoon. Over 13,000 iMessage outages were reported as of just after 6 p.m. ET, according to outage ...

Here’s how it works. Similar to how you can add an emoji effect animation in iMessage by long pressing a message and then selecting your reaction, Google Messages can now do the same thing.

iMessage is getting a major makeover that makes it among the two messaging apps most prepared to withstand the coming advent of quantum computing, largely at parity with Signal or arguably ...

a fancy firework effect, and more. Only other iMessage users will see these effects, however, so they won’t work if you’re sending them to someone with an Android phone. I’ll admit ...