Samsung's decision may not be completely unprompted While many manufacturers have been quietly switching to Google Messages as their main and only default messaging app, Samsung is finally ready ...

The choice between Samsung Messages and Google Messages can be especially confounding. Most users are likely to use whichever apps their phone comes with by default, according to a 2020 study from ...

For the past two years, Samsung has been phasing out its Samsung Messages app in favor of Google Messages. Samsung's messaging app has continued to be available -- since the Galaxy S22 -- but ...

The news was posted via the Samsung Members app and spotted by analyst Max Weinbach (h/t: 9to5Google), revealing that Google Messages will now be the default texting app on Galaxy phones.

Since 2016, Samsung Messages had been sole messaging app for Samsung users; it's been well-loved in the community and feature-wise, the app could pretty much go toe-to-toe with Apple's and Google ...

Samsung has released a statement explaining why it is switching from Samsung Messages to Google Messages. Moving forward, Google Messages will be the default messaging app for all Samsung Galaxy ...

Google Messages, a widely used app for SMS and RCS (Rich Communication Services), has become the default messaging app on many Android phones. According to PCmag, Samsung recently made the huge ...

If you own an Android phone, you're likely familiar with Google Messages, the SMS, and RCS messaging app used by over 5 billion users globally. Samsung users have a choice between two apps: Google ...

The other fix is to switch from the Samsung app to another messaging app like Google Messages. Usually, you’ll get prompted to switch your default app when you install a new messaging app.

This campaign comes not long after Samsung has fully embraced Google Messages by effectively pulling the plug on its own messaging app. In July, Samsung stopped pre-loading its own Messages app on ...

Google Messages is the stock messaging app that comes with Android, and it's probably what you use (unless you've got a Samsung Galaxy or some other manufacturer that pushes its in-house option ...

In the past 12 hours, Samsung users have found the native Messages app is constantly crashing. The problem appears to stem from a recent update to Google Meet, which somehow affects Samsung Messages.