According to report from CNET, At its WWDC conference Monday, the iPhone maker could announce a move to bring its messaging software to millions of people using Google-powered phones.
Apple's iMessage is only available on Apple products like iPhones and Macs, but the company is planning to bring its encrypted messaging service to phones powered by Google's Android software, according to the report.
The company plans to make the official announcement on the move at its WWDC conference for developers, which begins next week, according to a report at MacDailyNews, Which reported that unnamed source familiar with Apple's plans disclose the development to them.
Well am not surprised at all, because we have seen Apple build version of it software for rivals products -- Including iTunes for Microsoft and Apple Music For Android.
Apple's iMessage is only available on Apple products like iPhones and Macs, but the company is planning to bring its encrypted messaging service to phones powered by Google's Android software, according to the report.
The company plans to make the official announcement on the move at its WWDC conference for developers, which begins next week, according to a report at MacDailyNews, Which reported that unnamed source familiar with Apple's plans disclose the development to them.
Well am not surprised at all, because we have seen Apple build version of it software for rivals products -- Including iTunes for Microsoft and Apple Music For Android.