Key Points The term “bubble” has been used a lot to describe AI of late. There are trends emerging that go against the bubble case. Here are three of them that have me thinking there’s no ...

Like the push for RCS, the push for green bubbles has centered on the claim that Apple's behavior (its lack of USB-C adoption) is anti-competitive.

Owen Michael Johnson says "I'll be at Thought Bubble in Harrogate this weekend – Booth 4 repping Rebellion/@2000AD, with a focus on BEST OF 2000 AD Vol. 1 (limited copies of the Jamie McKelvie ...

Since RCS and iMessage bring users of Android and iPhone onto more equal messaging footing, some assumed this would end the green and blue bubble distinction. That won't be the case, which was ...

While some Android users are embarrassed by the green bubbles, others, like Anju Gupta, who works for NASA in Washington, D.C., view them as a badge of honor. "I've definitely never felt any shame ...

But that’s where the good news ends. The bubble culture war is far from over. On dating apps, green-bubble users are often rejected by the blues. Adults with iPhones have been known to privately ...

But I digress: Green bubbles exist, and we still need them for texting other people. Not only that, receiving green bubble texts on your Mac or iPad can be essential for logging into accounts.