Google has launched Messages for web, allowing Android phone users to send messages from a web app on their PC or Mac. Google announced the new feature for Android Messages on Monday and will roll ...

Google is rolling out its latest messaging app -- yes, another one -- to Android users starting this week. With the new version you'll be able to send and receive all your text messages right from ...

On your phone, open the Messages app and tap the menu button (top-right corner) then select Messages for web > Scan QR Code. Point your camera at the QR code on your computer's screen.

Messages for Web is a server-side feature that Google has to turn on for your region. In other words, if you're not seeing the option yet on your Messages Android app despite updating it endlessly ...

As with Apple's iMessage, Messages for Web lets you carry on conversations from your computer screen. Note that you might have to re-pair your phone with your desktop from time to time.

Android Messages for the web is starting to roll out to users and should reach everyone by next week, according to Google. Just like the mobile app, the web client supports texts, images, stickers ...

After opening the Messages app, tap the three dots (Hamburger menu) at the top right of the app, select “Enable Dark Mode” and watch the Android Messages app transition from blinding white to ...

Set Messages as default SMS app Visit messages.android.com Authenticate your account Text away! 1. Set Messages as default SMS app If you want to be able to access your texts from the web using ...

Make sure Messages is selected. With Messages downloaded on your Android phone and set as the default SMS app, open it and tap the overflow button, then ‘Messages for web.’ At this point, you’ll want ...

Google's Messages for web lets Android users text from almost any computer, even Apple Mac computers and laptops.

Get Your Android Text Messages on Your Laptop by Elizabeth Harper on June 22, 2018 Android's built-in messaging client — the concisely-named Messages app — has always been a little behind the ...