Do you want to experience the new iMessage?
Just like Siri, Apple has also opened the door to Messages on iOS 10. Many third-party independent applications can be integrated into iMessage, and the iMessage App has also taken on a new vitality. So is it compatible with iMessage? What are the third-party application software? Let's take a look at the ones we're all familiar with.
ESPN
Friends who like to watch sports events must know the existence of ESPN. As a veteran sports channel that has been operating for decades, with the introduction of iOS 10, ESPN App has also joined the iMessage App camp. Users can share some exciting games with friends, and can use the rich messaging functions of iOS 10. We can also watch the exciting moments of the game directly in iMessage. The ESPN App is free for users to download. Friends who like sports events, Do not miss.
Evernote
Evernote ( Evernote ) I believe everyone is very familiar with it. The organization of Evernote has also been extended to iMessage. Users can carry out personal or business projects on the application and share the project directly with friends or contacts without having to Via iMessage.
Evernote relies heavily on in-app purchases for and subscriptions, although the software itself is free.
OpenTable
At WWDC 2016, Apple has discussed with us the combination of OpenTable and Maps. OpenTable is currently the leading online ordering platform in the United States, and now it has also become a part of the iMessage camp.
Using App or iMessage, users find that they can reserve and manage restaurant reservations anytime, anywhere. In addition, we can also conduct group chats and polls about restaurants through iMessage.
The arrival of many emoticons has made iMessage even more colorful, such as the popular Snoopy, Captain America, Mickey, and Uncle Mario who recently joined iOS, etc. iMessage has become A colorful little world.
Among the applications displayed in the iMessage App Store, some are independent applications exclusive to iMessage, and some are extensions of existing applications in the Apple App Store. Among them, the iMessage standalone application will not appear in the main interface after downloading, and can only be seen in the iMessage application. There is a more intuitive way to distinguish iMessage standalone applications from App Store applications, that is, their icon shapes are different.
In addition, well-known applications that have joined the iMessage camp include Square Cash, JibJab, etc. Friends who have upgraded to iOS 10 can actually experience the new iMessage carefully.
