New Google Messages for web Allows You To Chat and Send SMS Through Your PC.
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Google is rolling out new PC feature for its Android Messages app, in order for this android app users to enjoy the same service on their PCs as well. The feature is called Messages for web. Through your PC, Messages for web connect and communicates with the Android Message app on your phone, thereby complementing each other and also function as one. Therefore, in the absence of your phone, but with your PC, you'll be able to receive, read and reply messages (including chat) sent to your phone. In other words, this feature allows you to carry out and continues all the functions (chats, SMS, MMS, exchanging of videos and gifts) of the Android Messages app on your PC when your phone is left somewhere else. This feature is similar to that of iMessage, but this! Message for web is more flexible and also cost less, what you need is just an average computer and average Android phone.
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Before you can use this feature, the Android Messages app on your phone must be up-to-date, i.e. it has to be the latest version, fortunately, you can quickly go to Google app store to get this. Also, the minimum version of Android O.S. supported is 5.0 (lollypop) and both the computer and the phone must have internet access.
Procedures:
Then you will have to do the following:
A: On your PC and with any of these popular desktop browsers i.e. Firefox Mozilla, Chrome or Edge, go to messages.android.com.
B: From there you'll be given simple 3 procedures (shown below) to follow on your phone.
1) On your phone, open the "Android Messages app".
2) tap the More options menu (i.e. The one with 3 vertically aligned dots) and select the Messages for web.
3) scan the code with your phone; i.e tap the QR code on your phone and move your phone closer to QR code on your computer browser's page, & when it's done your phone will vibrate.
Note: after you're done and before you leave the web page, activate Remember this computer option (below QR code) by moving the slider to the right, this is to save time when else you're coming in.
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Google is rolling out new PC feature for its Android Messages app, in order for this android app users to enjoy the same service on their PCs as well. The feature is called Messages for web. Through your PC, Messages for web connect and communicates with the Android Message app on your phone, thereby complementing each other and also function as one. Therefore, in the absence of your phone, but with your PC, you'll be able to receive, read and reply messages (including chat) sent to your phone. In other words, this feature allows you to carry out and continues all the functions (chats, SMS, MMS, exchanging of videos and gifts) of the Android Messages app on your PC when your phone is left somewhere else. This feature is similar to that of iMessage, but this! Message for web is more flexible and also cost less, what you need is just an average computer and average Android phone.
More on what you need;
Before you can use this feature, the Android Messages app on your phone must be up-to-date, i.e. it has to be the latest version, fortunately, you can quickly go to Google app store to get this. Also, the minimum version of Android O.S. supported is 5.0 (lollypop) and both the computer and the phone must have internet access.
Procedures:
Then you will have to do the following:
A: On your PC and with any of these popular desktop browsers i.e. Firefox Mozilla, Chrome or Edge, go to messages.android.com.
B: From there you'll be given simple 3 procedures (shown below) to follow on your phone.
1) On your phone, open the "Android Messages app".
2) tap the More options menu (i.e. The one with 3 vertically aligned dots) and select the Messages for web.
3) scan the code with your phone; i.e tap the QR code on your phone and move your phone closer to QR code on your computer browser's page, & when it's done your phone will vibrate.
Note: after you're done and before you leave the web page, activate Remember this computer option (below QR code) by moving the slider to the right, this is to save time when else you're coming in.
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