Google Renamed Its Messenger App To Its Android Messages
Google's Messenger application has gotten a new update. While in terms of functionality, there aren't any major changes, what's news-worthy is that the Mountain View, California-based company has changed the name
of the app.
The app is now named Android Messages, "the messaging app was created for Android," the change-log for the update says.
Aside from name-change, the other changes included the update are bug fixes, stability improvements, and simpler sign-up for enhanced features on supported carriers. The updated app is now available for download from Google Play.
The app is now named Android Messages, "the messaging app was created for Android," the change-log for the update says.
Aside from name-change, the other changes included the update are bug fixes, stability improvements, and simpler sign-up for enhanced features on supported carriers. The updated app is now available for download from Google Play.
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