Samsung Killed Its Messaging App. Indie Devs Just Brought It Back
Samsung abandoned its native messaging app for Google Messages. Now an ambitious developer community has resurrected the beloved One UI texting interface.
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Samsung abandoned its native messaging app for Google Messages. Now an ambitious developer community has resurrected the beloved One UI texting interface.
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