> Why would it do that? To avoid splitting one's messaging threads between two different apps. > Every phone has perfectly good sms app. Eh, I find the defau

> Why would it do that? To avoid splitting one's messaging threads between two different apps. > Every phone has perfectly good sms app. Eh, I find the default Android SMS app to be lacking. I can't organize threads or mark messages as unread. You know, basic stuff that email apps figured out a long time ago.