Google Messages is a widely used messaging platform that allows users to control their notification experience. If you’re looking for a quiet evening or just need a break from the digital noise, you’ve come to the right place. Here we provide you with an informative guide on how to silence notifications in Google Messages so that you can enjoy moments of uninterrupted peace without constant message alerts. Google Messages offers a straightforward way to silence notifications for certain conversations. Whether it’s a one-on-one chat or a group chat, you can…

The default messaging app on most Android phones, Google Messages, has recently undergone a significant transformation. This update not only gives your conversations a fresh and lively feel but also introduces new features that enhance the user experience. The user interface has been revamped to resemble the widely popular iPhone messaging app, iMessage. One notable addition is the Photomoji feature, which lets users extract objects from their photos and turn them into dynamic Photomojis. These personalized reactions can be sent within the Google Messages app, and when shared in group…

Google Messages has consistently introduced fresh features to its app, some of which could revolutionize its usage. In September, the platform underwent a user interface revamp, and in October, it incorporated a security enhancement for screen sharing. Now, the messaging platform that enables RCS chats has quietly introduced support for Ultra HDR images. However, there is a requirement: your device must operate on Android 14 and possess a compatible camera to utilize this feature. SPAndroid first spotted the feature, saying in a report: “Google quietly added support for Ultra HDR…

Google Messages has recently been receiving frequent updates, some of which are quite significant. In the previous month, a noteworthy feature was introduced that prevents others from viewing your messages through third-party app screen sharing. Now, the messaging platform powered by Rich Communication Services (RCS) is introducing an enhancement that will provide users with greater customization and control over how their messages are presented. Profiles are finally being introduced to Google Messages. 9to5Google unzipped the latest version of the Google Messages app from the Play Store and found something very…

Google Messages, an Android-based messaging app, has recently received a significant update that could greatly enhance its popularity. In July, the app underwent a major redesign of its home screen, replacing the navigation drawer and incorporating key branding elements. Additionally, slight adjustments were made to the search filters. Now, the app has received another noteworthy upgrade in the form of a new forwarding user interface. This updated UI enables users to send messages to multiple contacts simultaneously, eliminating the need to manually copy and paste the same message to individual…

In May this year, Google released support for iMessages-like emoji reactions in its Messages app. At the time, the company had not launched this feature on the web. Now Google is changing this status quo by integrating this functionality into the Messages web platform. According to a 9TB5 Google report, Google has started rolling out support for emoji reactions in the Google Messages web app. In particular, this functionality is the same as that available in the mobile application of Google Messages. When users hover over a message, they will…

Gmail and messaging apps like Telegram already allow you to schedule messages. Now Google Messages will deliver that to you too. The message scheduling feature appeared for a few users as part of an a / b test in early November, according to Android Police, and now the feature is starting to roll out more widely. For now, users in the US are getting the feature, other Google Messages users around the world are expected to get it soon. The new function replaces the long press shortcut for sending an…