Do you know how to fix 'iMessage needs to be enabled to send this message' error? There so many factors can cause this error.

Apple gave iMessage a major update with its release of iOS 17. If you're wondering if you've been blocked on iMessage, here's ...

Apple's iOS 10 update transformed iMessage, the iPhone-to-iPhone texting service, allowing users to speak to one another with a variety of ridiculous effects. You could call it indulgent ...

Are you getting the iMessage is Signed Out pop-up whenever you open a thread in the Messages app on your iPhone?

Last Tuesday, Nothing Chats—a chat app from Android manufacturer "Nothing" and upstart app company Sunbird—brazenly claimed to be able to hack into Apple's iMessage protocol and give Android ...

Beeper Mini, a new app that ostensibly brings iMessage to Android devices with no need for sign-in with Apple ID credentials, today launched on the Google Play Store. Beeper Mini operates by ...

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 ...

Beeper has figured out how iMessage works so it can send messages directly from an Android phone to Apple’s servers. Beeper has figured out how iMessage works so it can send messages directly ...

Then, in 2011, the texting paradigm shifted again when Apple introduced its proprietary texting app, iMessage. “Apple billed iMessage as basically a modern take on SMS,” says Miller.

Currently, the problem is that Apple uses its proprietary messaging service, iMessage, to send texts between iPhone users. For Android users, Apple defaults to the SMS/MMS standard, which is ...

I told myself that I don't need to be an iMessage archivist and I can begin letting go of some messages to free up some space. Here's how you can get rid of unnecessary items from iMessage to free ...

First the bad: Apple will probably never bring iMessage to Android. But on the bright side, it doesn't need to. It's impossible to speak in absolute terms without knowledge of Apple's future plans.