aside from the magic features not working; SMS costs money. On some mobile contracts it's pretty close to free these days, but international SMS's are certainl

aside from the magic features not working; SMS costs money. On some mobile contracts it's pretty close to free these days, but international SMS's are certainly not. - not sure it's a common use-case but it definitely is a common use-case for me. Ironically, iMessage not being available on Android causes the other messenger apps to be more appealing. Whatsapp/Facebook Messenger. -- because they can be more ubiquitous across friends.