Google enables Android users to send messages from laptop, desktop
By Web Desk
June 19, 2018
Google has rolled out a new update allowing Android smartphone users to send and receive text messages from their laptops or desktops.
According to Mashable.com, text, images and stickers will be supported in the web version of the service.
How to send messages
Users can visit the new Android Messages website where they would be presented with a QR code. After scanning with the Android Messages app, users would be able to send messages.
The phone has to be connected to the internet either through mobile data or WiFI to send messages.
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