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Samsung Messages is also called 'Messages' and uses and orange and white icon. I went to Menu > Settings > About Messages and no where does it state that it is
by poglet 8y ago
Samsung Messages is also called 'Messages' and uses and orange and white icon. I went to Menu > Settings > About Messages and no where does it state that it is a Samsung app (but it is).
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- gh02t 8y agoYep, Android (Google) Messages' logo is a white text bubble on blue background. If you have a Samsung phone and didn't explicitly install another SMS app you're probably using the Samsung one. Ditto for the email client (Email), the photo gallery (Gallery), calendar (Calendar) etc. Samsung likes to do their own thing. Edit: occurs to me that they don't have their own Maps app though. I'm honestly a bit surprised they didn't try to make at least their own UI for Google Maps, seems like a Samsung thing to do. I should also add that I don't mind the Samsung apps at all nowadays, but I do kinda wish they would just stick to the Google stuff (and quietly take Bixby out back and shoot it).