IT flags my sending emails to a personal account, and my boss sees me on my phone constantly - the optics are bad I get fired and can no longer afford to buy these fancy and coercively exclusive Apple products. Now we want to chat about, but I still have to do it on my phone instead of my computer. Then I have to find that on my iphone and then send it to someone in iMessages. I first have to email it to personal account.
I'm on my PC at work, like 80% (S.W.A.G.) of the world for 8+ hours a day, I find something interesting that I want to share with a friend/colleague. I share the link in iMessages, we chat about it, become closer as human beings, and have a grand old time. I'm on my phone and I find something interesting that I want to share with a friend/colleague. This will instantly pair your Messages app with Google Messages for Web. Tap the QR code scanner button and point your camera to the QR code shown by Google Messages for Web. It seems obvious that I'm missing a simple solution here. Tap the three-dot menu in the top right and select Device pairing. From the popup menu ( Figure A ), tap Messages for web. Open the Messages app on your Android phone to get started. Dubbed RCS or Rich Communication Services, this. Use Messages for web to send SMS, MMS, and RCS messages from your computer.
Just converted from Android to Apple, and I'm trying to figure out how to send iMessages or even SMS/MMS through a any web browser like you've been able to for countless years with Android. From the main window, tap the menu button (three dots in the upper right corner). If you’re an Android user, then Google either just has or is just about to update your device’s Messages app with its answer to Apple’s iMessage.
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