Rumors of samsung using google messages instead of its own

[mustang7757]

Oh, here is the SMS backup app I was talking about. I forgot to add the screenshot in that previous post.

I've used that one for my pixel

 

[Golfdriver97]

I like Messages for the web app. Cause I would rather leave my phone where it is and reply through my computer.

 

[mustang7757]

I like Messages for the web app. Cause I would rather leave my phone where it is and reply through my computer.

Good point..

 

[pizza_pablo]

It's free and I have had no problems with it.

 

[pizza_pablo]

You know the reason why?

Neither me, nor Google.
Do you?

 

[mustang7757]

Definitely not lol

Neither me, nor Google.
Do you?

 

[pizza_pablo]

Definitely not lol

AW, MAN!
I thought you were going to unlock the mystery!

 

[mustang7757]

AW, MAN!
I thought you were going to unlock the mystery!

Nope lol
Every message app is different and unique what it can do .

 

[Fit24]

Although I have other messaging apps on my device, I still use Samsung Messages as my main text app. My favorite feature is the Schedule Message.

 

[mustang7757]

Although I have other messaging apps on my device, I still use Samsung Messages as my main text app. My favorite feature is the Schedule Message.

I do like the Samsung message app, how do go about schedule?

 

[pizza_pablo]

I do like the Samsung message app, how do go about schedule?

I made a screen record for you, but couldn't attach it in the AC app or on a browser.

Anywho, in the Samsung Messages app, while composing an SMS, select the PLUS sign, to the left of the text box. That will bring up the menu shown in the screenshot. Select SCHEDULE. Select time and date.

 

[mustang7757]

I made a screen record for you, but couldn't hooked it in the AC app or on a browser.

Anywho, in the Samsung Messages app, while composing an SMS, select the PLUS sign, to the left of the text box. That will bring up the menu shown in the screenshot. Select SCHEDULE. Select time and date.

Thank you , this is a first for me lol , never knew it exist . Very hidden
I just tried it

 

[pizza_pablo]

Thank you , this is a first for me lol , never knew it exist . Very hidden
I just tried it

A coworker showed me how to do the same thing with work email.
SCORE!

 

[mustang7757]

A coworker showed me how to do the same thing with work email.
SCORE!

Now figure out when to use it hahaha

 

[pizza_pablo]

Now figure out when to use it hahaha

I don't know that I've used the SMS version, except for testing. It works.
However, I have used the work email delay a few times, tho.

 

[Bob31464]

I made a screen record for you, but couldn't attach it in the AC app or on a browser.

Anywho, in the Samsung Messages app, while composing an SMS, select the PLUS sign, to the left of the text box. That will bring up the menu shown in the screenshot. Select SCHEDULE. Select time and date.

Thanks Pablo, I tried it out, pretty cool. I never knew it was there. I appreciate you pointing it out.

 

[pizza_pablo]

Thanks Pablo, I tried it out, pretty cool. I never knew it was there. I appreciate you pointing it out.

YW! Glad to share!
I really like helping folks with this stuff, here and on xda, because so many have helped me!

I don't know if I've used this feature, but the best scenario I can come up with is sending a late night text message that is not important, but don't know if my old butt would remember to do it, in the morning, so do it now, without waking the recipient.

 

[Bob31464]

YW! Glad to share!
I really like helping folks with this stuff, here and on xda, because so many have helped me!

I don't know if I've used this feature, but the best scenario I can come up with is sending a late night text message that is not important, but don't know if my old butt would remember to do it, in the morning, so do it now, without waking the recipient.

That's exactly what I did to try it. I set for 8 the next morning, worked just fine.

 

[sonnnet]

YW! Glad to share!
I really like helping folks with this stuff, here and on xda, because so many have helped me!

I don't know if I've used this feature, but the best scenario I can come up with is sending a late night text message that is not important, but don't know if my old butt would remember to do it, in the morning, so do it now, without waking the recipient.

One of the main reasons I stick with stock SMS is the scheduling. Great feature. The other main reason is it works best with Galaxy Watch. But if Samsung go Google, they will have to do so on the watch, too.

 

[donm527]

Good move and makes sense if Google is really going to be agressive in supporting RCS in other countries besides UK and France that have it and really make a go at iMessage. They should.

I think US owners will be screwed though cause seems carriers not going to help with RCS rollout in US.