A new app called Sunbird is working to bring iMessage to Android. In a demonstration, the company showed off how the app works. We could not get the app to fully work ourselves, but several aspects of the setup did work. If and when it does work and launches to the public, Sunbird says the app will be free — for a while. Early birds will get access to iMessage on Android and not have to pay a dime. In the future, the app could monetize the app by charging for other connected services, such as Telegram, Signal, or other chat apps. Android Authority tried to troubleshoot with Sunbird but we couldn’t get it working. We will report back if we can get it up . . .
Read more at www.androidauthority.com
