Andy Flisher, Indie App developer, and home of Xyroh

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Author: flishOn: Dec 15Categories: Micro.blog No Comments

Paths in Stockton are a black ice nightmare, even the dog stacked it 😕 quiet roads not much better ❄️ #staysafe

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Author: flishOn: Dec 14Categories: Micro.blog No Comments

Possibly the poshest packaging for a bank card yet, here’s hoping the balance is equally as impressive! #starlingbank

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Author: flishOn: Dec 14Categories: Blog, Micro.blog No Comments

Are the days of freebies for kids first bank accounts now over? Thinking back fondly to my Griffin Savers account and the Nat West piggies, so many goodies!

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Author: flishOn: Dec 13Categories: Micro.blog No Comments

People giving @peterkay_co_uk need to redefine their priorities. You don’t cancel a 100 date tour on a whim, must be significant – to him. You missing a comedy gig isn’t #moveon 🤯

weMessage promises to bring iMessage to Android, uses Mac as server

Author: flishOn: Dec 13Categories: An Apple a Day, Blog, Cross Platform, External, The Rants of an Angry Software Developer No Comments

I get that iMessage has become one of those platform hooks for iOS and iPhone, use it all the time, and probably the best of all Apple’s hooks, but is there actually a need for this on Android. Android users, you tell me, are you missing out?

According to the app’s website, weMessage delivers full iMessage support to Android handsets “without reverse engineering or exploits,” a feat many developers have attempted to reproduce over the years to varying levels of success.

weMessage promises to bring iMessage to Android, uses Mac as server: