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I know that people who have Mac products can connect iMessage from their iPad, iPod, and iPhone to their computer so they can message people without using their handheld device. But can this feature be used on a PC? If so, how?
Windows 8
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7:33 pm Friday; April 25, 2014
Is this legit? Would like to communicate from my Mac(s) w/a PC user...thanks!
http://www.techysense.com/imessage-for-windows-imessage-for-windows-78xp/
No
I'm Sorry you can't do that.
I wish I could download it too.
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HI,
I find the Instructions a but worrying.
- Download and install the Remote Messages on your iPhone or Android device
- If you are using an iPhone, then it must be jailbroker in order to move to the next step in installing iMessage for Windows
- Jai breaking is very easy and anyone can do it on their own
- After jail breaking your iPhone, install Remote Messages on your device
- Open the Settings menu and then go to Remote Messages
- Note down the Current IP that appears on the screen
- Open any web browser on your computer
- Enter the Current IP that appeared on your mobile device on the address bar of the browser
- Hit enter after you type the IP address on the address bar
I have retained but Bolded the two obvious spelling errors as well.
Personally I would leave well alone.
7:33 pm Tuesday; June 24, 2014
Right -- just glanced at the page, but didn't click on anything.
Not to use.
Thanks!! 🙂
No Problem.
8:45 pm Tuesday; June 24, 2014
I found this app
Also came across imessageonpc
Anyone attempted to install it? Does it work?
imessageonpc < is a scam.
I just wish imessage could be integrated to itunes somehow ... 😝
HI,
Whilst there might be issues about "Sharing" you could ask at http://www.apple.com/feedback/
7:08 pm Wednesday; October 1, 2014
Yea I attempted to download imess for PC and it wanted a survey for me to fill out so it's obviously a scam
I think if Apple wants to be appealing to a broader audience, it should be compatible with Microsoft systems as well. Think about it, it's much easier to run Windows on a Mac than it is to run OS on a PC. iTunes for Windows is buggy and filled with glitches, and is remarkably slow. I've switched to Spotify because iTunes is such a burden. Is it that difficult to make a simple Windows application that can send and receive iMessages?
The very last row on this comic sums it up, pretty much.
No, this not legit, If you download it, your computer will get a virus. People do this to trick PC users to get mac-only apps like GarageBand, if they were available for Mac, the first result you'll see in Google (or Yahoo!, Bing or whatever) should be from Apple. If you want these applications, Get a Mac.
Now that the latest update allows SMS to be sent from any apple device via an Iphone, maybe apple are heading in the right direction. Being able to text from a Mac is better that going back and forward from one device to another.
I would find it deluxe, as I am trapped in a p.c. based environment at work, and it would be so much easier to text links right from my desktop, like I can on my MBPro...
Sigh, Google Hangouts for the win, Hangouts from p.c. to iPhone, copy from Hangouts on the phone, and paste into a text.. sigh.
iMessage for PC?
