• Search Text Messages On Mac

Search Text Messages On Mac

If that seems like too much, there are some third-party apps for your iDevice or your Mac that can help you to save photos and other attachments you received via text messages or iMessages. Some of these require a Mac often using Terminal to save iMessage photos to Mac. The Mac Messages app has long had support for sending and receiving iMessages, and now the latest versions of Messages for Mac OS X support a new feature which allows you to send and receive SMS text messages as well. With Messages for Mac, you can send unlimited messages to any Mac, iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch that uses iMessage, Apple's secure-messaging service. IPhone owners can use it.

Prior to watchOS 3, the default behavior in the Apple Watch’s Messages app when using voice input was to ask you if you wanted to send a text transcript or a voice recording. Mac preview not working. Apple changed the default with watchOS 3, likely with the goal of making the interaction faster (and more people probably used voice-to-text), but you can easily change it back to restore the option or always send as a voice recording. How to send voice messages from Apple Watch Start by launching the Watch app on the iPhone. From the My Watch tab (the first tab), swipe down to the Messages section. Tap to reveal options for Messages on Apple Watch including a section called Dictated Messages. Tap this option to change the default ‘Transcript’ option to ‘Audio’ or ‘Transcript or Audio’ depending on your preference. Here’s how Apple describes the default option on watchOS 3: By default, when you’re done dictating a message, Apple Watch sends a written transcript of what you said.