As mentioned in this morning's news roundup, a number of iPhone users who have since switched to Android are finding that they are unable to receive messages sent from iPhone users. The problem ...

Despite the platform wars, you should still be able to receive iPhone texts on your Android device. Here's what you can do to solve the situation.

Here’s your first look at Google’s “Switch to Android” app running on an iPhone. Update: Google’s Switch to Android app now supports all Android 12 devices, not just Pixels.

If you've recently switched from an iPhone to an Android, you might stop receiving text messages. Here's how to fix it.

Some phones will prompt you to do this when you switch over, but if not, you might notice you’re not getting messages from iPhone users on your new Android (or other non-Apple) device. Chances ...

If you're switching from iOS to Android, you must turn off iMessage or you won't get messages from other iPhone users. Here's how to disable iMessage.

To fix an iPhone that is not receiving texts from Android phones, try toggling Airplane mode on and off. You can also try checking your block list, enabling group and MMS messages, and deleting ...

Switching from an iPhone to an Android phone is pretty painless these days, and you can take all your stuff with you, including photos, messages, and other bits and pieces.