By Chris Skeldon 
Google Messages app, for most Android smartphones, is the default SMS app. It is he who communicates with her the most on this network, taking advantage of all the news arriving on this service.
Here we have the RCS network, which expands this offer even further, something we are used to. To extend this scenario further, Google decided to give this Messages app more features so that Android is also better.
RCS is the development that many have been waiting for for many years for SMS. It elevated this messaging system to something much bigger and gave it new features that users requested, and it ended up in other messaging services.
The Google snaps Now it's new to RCS and can offer more to Android users. We have changes at various levels, from previewing content to filtering messages to make it easier to use.
Since Apple doesn't use RCS, Google had to adapt its app to display messages and reactions. This is where the first grandmother lies. These messages are now seen the same way on both platforms, for an equal experience for all.
Videos and photos can also be shared using the Google Photos link. This prevents these items from being compressed into SMS. There is also a preview of Youtube videos.
Finally, to organize the messages received, there is now an automatic classification of messages between personal and business. Another novelty is the presence of reminders for replies and contacts' birthdays.
This Google News has already been used by some users, but now it is officially introduced. It should be extended to everyone and in a few weeks it will be available. Once again, Android is getting improvements and wants to give users a truly open and accessible messaging service for everyone.