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Samsung has said it’s working with Internet giant Google Inc. to offer improved electronic messaging experiences that would allow users to intract in cluster chats and video calls and transfer giant files without the necessity for added apps.
The collaboration cane make sure that Android Messages and Samsung Messages will can work along seamlessly, and it’ll boost coverage of Rich Communication Services (RCS), an associate upgrade to the SMS communication system.
The South Korean tech giant said it might work to bring RCS options to existing mobile phones starting with the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus also.
It also said its new Galaxy smartphones can natively support RCS messaging communication, beginning with those on a collection of carriers that have or will soon launch RCS.
By furthering our sturdy partnership with Google, we’ll bring a richer messaging expertise to our customers, lease them seamlessly chat with their friends and family across messaging communication platforms.
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Patrick Chomet, associate vice president at Samsung Mobile Communications Business, same Samsung adheres to a model of open collaboration to bring premium experiences to its customers across its line of products.
This collaboration can facilitate more the industry’s momentum toward advanced messaging and global RCS coverage.
Our partnership can more advance our shared vision of a considerably improved messaging expertise on Android for users, brands and therefore broader Android ecosystem, Anil Sabharwal, Vice Chairman for Communications Product and Photo at Google, said also.
The move comes at a time once many folks are opting to use well-liked messaging apps, like WhatsApp and WeChat rather than traditional SMS messaging.