iMessage is Apple's built-in instant messaging (IM) service. It lives inside the Messages app on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. On the iPhone it works alongside — and often replaces — carrier SMS and MMS. On the iPad provides similar functionality, allowing you to send text, picture, video, voice memo, location, contact, and other types of messages to anyone else using an iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
21 September 2013153By Rene RitchieiMessage and FaceTime are wonderful, empowering, enabling technologies that... can frustrate the crap out of you at times. One of those times is when you update or restore your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad to a new operating system - like millions of people just did with iOS 7 - and it stops working. If you're having trouble with iMessage or FaceTime, if they won't activate or simply won't work, here are some things you can try:
7 hours agoBy Rich StevensWelcome to this week's edition of The Pixel Project: a weekly comic from Diesel Sweeties' Rich Stevens on Apple, technology, and everything in between.
29 June 2017By Cella Lao RousseauAnimated GIFs are an entertaining way to share short clips via text and social networks, and if you've ever wondered whether or not you can make your own GIFs right from your iPhone, wonder no more — the answer is YES!
23 April 20172By Rene RitchieWhen did Apple know it had to change gears on Mac Pro? Will it have a similar moment of clarity with iMessage?Matthew Panzarino of TechCrunch joins Gartenberg and Ritchie to talk stickiness vs. network effect and the fragmentation of modern messaging
08 November 20169By Joseph KellerDid you know you can use Messages for macOS to receive your iPhone's SMS text messages, in addition to iMessage? Here's how you do it.
