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As Expected, Verizon’s Message+ is Done Today

Tim December 9, 2024 1

Verizon told us one month ago that on December 9, Message+ would be shut down. Apparently, they weren't kidding, with even the service's FAQ disappearing from the carrier's website. Hopefully all users made a switch by now, but it wouldn't surprise us if a few...

Verizon Gives You Message+ Users Another Month to Find a Replacement

Kellen November 7, 2024 16

To kick off the month of October, Verizon caused a bunch of users of its Message+ app to freakout with an announcement that it would shutdown the service by November 7. Well, that day as come and it appears that Verizon is giving everyone another month to find...

Verizon Message+ is Shutting Down

Kellen October 3, 2024 25

Verizon has had a text message app called Verizon Messages, that everyone referred to as Verizon Message+, for at least 8 years. The app isn't something I ever considered using, as it has always been a bit behind in terms of UI trends, but it has at least 100...

Verizon Messages Gets a Big Material-ish Update (Updated)

Kellen July 17, 2015 98

Verizon Messages (or is it Message+?) received an update this morning that introduced the app to the idea of Material Design. Well, it at least added some vibrant colors, a FAB that probably doesn't exactly match up to Google's vision for a FAB, and a slideout...

Verizon Messages Will Soon Let You Send Starbucks Gift Cards

Kellen December 15, 2014 78

Users of Verizon Messages...wait, what's that? There isn't such a thing? OK, then, theoretically speaking, if you were to become a Verizon Messages user (and I understand that you won't), I wanted to point out that you will soon be able to easily send a...

Verizon Updates Messages App to Version 4.0 – Syncs Text Messages From Phone to Tablet to Web (Updated)

Kellen March 22, 2013 71

Yesterday, Verizon announced version 4.0 of their Verizon Messages app, bringing with it cross-device syncing for those who want access to their text messages from anywhere at anytime. Now, I've got to admit that we fully ignored this announcement yesterday...