They won't show up in regular SMS or MMS texts. But for those iMessage chats, the sky's the limit. So get creative and have ...

One of the big surprises this year was Apple’s embrace of RCS messaging for iMessage. Now, it looks like it’s working right.

The first iOS 18.2 beta brought a ton of new features and changes, with powerful Apple Intelligence upgrades being the highlight. But the release also introduced a new iMessage child safety ...

Automatic updates could mean that not everyone is even running iOS 18, yet. Apple's focus is still on iMessage over improving RCS because it prefers selling more iPhones. Supporting RCS ...

Starting with iOS 18.2, children in Australia have a new option ... This is an extension of Apple's existing Communication Safety feature for iMessage, which launched in the U.S. with iOS 15.2 ...

With the release of iOS 18, Apple began supporting the RCS Universal Profile ... Despite these improvements, Apple continues ...

It was discovered by the folks at The Verge that reactions are displayed as intended when they were sent between iPhones ...

Apple’s latest update, iOS 18, brings many new features and improvements ... The updated flashlight also includes: These updates make iMessage an even more powerful and engaging communication ...

Discover the cutting-edge Apple Intelligence features introduced in iOS 18.1 that enhance user experience and functionality.

Apple's iOS 18 software update brought plenty of new features ... The feature also only works with messages sent via iMessage rather than SMS or RCS, too. Adding a new text effect to a word ...

But for those iMessage chats, the sky's the limit. So get creative and have fun spicing up your messages. Apple's iOS 18 update totally revamps your messaging game with cool text formatting ...

If iOS 18 is available, tap Download and Install ... Note: Just keep in mind that these new features only work in iMessage conversations. They won't show up in regular SMS or MMS texts.