- Dave linked to Antranig Vartanian's blog post on "Blogging on static generated sites with OPML and XSLT in 2022". He said, " I will spend some time making patches to Electric Drummer and Zavala, and I will try building a PoC for blogging." Commented and awaits with interest. 😀#
- Dave was talking about his Google Messages from his Pixel 4a doesn't work on his new iPhone 13. I thought I too was using Google Messages. Turns out I never did install Google Messages on my Galaxy Note 8. I do have both Google Messages and Samsung Messages on my other Galaxy A52, defaulting to the former.#
Looks like Samsung is conceding to Google Messages for Samsung phones sold in US. The two messaging apps for SMS/MMS/RCS are very closely matched in features it appears. RCS (Rich Communication Services) is the successor to SMS, so they say.#- Personally, I don't use much of the "rich" image/videos features on either of Google/Samsung messages apps. I'm instead usually either using WhatsApp or Telegram for my "rich" messages, mainly because those are the two platforms most of my socmed friends are. Unfortunately some other friends are on other platforms, hence the many apps in my messaging folder, on the right.#
- Dave linked to Antranig Vartanian's blog post on "Blogging on static generated sites with OPML and XSLT in 2022". He said, " I will spend some time making patches to Electric Drummer and Zavala, and I will try building a PoC for blogging." Commented and awaits with interest. 😀#
- Dave was talking about his Google Messages from his Pixel 4a doesn't work on his new iPhone 13. I thought I too was using Google Messages. Turns out I never did install Google Messages on my Galaxy Note 8. I do have both Google Messages and Samsung Messages on my other Galaxy A52, defaulting to the former.#
- Looks like Samsung is conceding to Google Messages for Samsung phones sold in US. The two messaging apps for SMS/MMS/RCS are very closely matched in features it appears. RCS (Rich Communication Services) is the successor to SMS, so they say.#
- Personally, I don't use much of the "rich" image/videos features on either of Google/Samsung messages apps. I'm instead usually either using WhatsApp or Telegram for my "rich" messages, mainly because those are the two platforms most of my socmed friends are. Unfortunately some other friends are on other platforms, hence the many apps in my messaging folder, on the right.#