We have already seen how Apple is gradually approaching the Google Play Store, the Android store from which we download, install and access great multimedia content in all ways. If we have seen Apple Music and some other application, an important good will arrive next week and will mark another milestone in the history of dispute between Google and Apple.
You can no longer maintain one with your own apps on the same platform, it is like having your borders closed in a world where the vast majority are open for trade as it happens now. So Apple will announce that iMessage, its encrypted online messaging app, will reach Android users at WWDC next Monday.
This news comes from a source familiar with the company and will get the Android and iOS users can communicate securely through iMessage. An app that has end-to-end encryption and that will be one of the highways for iPhone and Android users to say hello, how handsome they are and those very interesting and deep conversations that we all have today .
iMessage is available through the Messages app on an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch with iOS 5 or higher, or on a Mac with OS X Mountain Lion or higher. Apple already shared in February that the number of iMessages sent exceeded the 200.000 per second.
With this move Apple again opens horizons and it is directed more clearly towards Android. A service that works quite well will be able to be used from next week from an Android phone, so we meet for Monday to see that iMessage landing on our Android phones.