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A new Apple patent application was published in the US Patent and Trademark Office this week, showcasing a new messaging app with more features than iMessage. London-based startup Nothing is offering a solution to bring iMessage compatibility to Android with Nothing Chats. Nothing Chats aims to bring iMessage’s ‘blue bubbles’ to Android including group chats, live typing indicator, voice notes, and high-res media sharing. Sunbird's extensive network of undisclosed Mac mini computers strategically positioned across Europe and North America serves as a relay point for sending and receiving iMessage-compatible messages and media, effectively bridging the gap between Android and iOS users. This led to the so-called 'green vs blue bubble' divide, where only iPhone users can enjoy the full range of iMessage's features. Leaving Android users with limited capabilities symbolized by their 'green bubbles'. The video in question tackles the ‘blue’ and ‘green bubbles’ divide that has generated buzz in the tech community. We're bubbles too," addressing 'Juliet' who is likely using an iPhone. Read more in our articles including "iOS users may soon be able to edit sent messages" and "'Nothing Chats' makes iMessage blue bubbles compatible on Android".

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A new Apple patent application was published in the US Patent and Trademark Office this week, showcasing a new messaging app with more features than iMessage. London-based startup Nothing is offering a solution to bring iMessage compatibility to Android with Nothing Chats.

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Nothing Chats aims to bring iMessage’s ‘blue bubbles’ to Android including group chats, live typing indicator, voice notes, and high-res media sharing. Sunbird's extensive network of undisclosed Mac mini computers strategically positioned across Europe and North America serves as a relay point for sending and receiving iMessage-compatible messages and media, effectively bridging the gap between Android and iOS users. This led to the so-called 'green vs blue bubble' divide, where only iPhone users can enjoy the full range of iMessage's features.

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Our coverage of iMessage bubbles includes: "iOS users may soon be able to edit sent messages"; "'Nothing Chats' makes iMessage blue bubbles compatible on Android"; "Samsung releases new ad taunting Apple to 'Get the Message' and adopt RCS". Each article provides unique insights and information.