Evolving iMessageiMessage and the Messages app on iOS and OS X have become a massive operation, but where do they go next? This year, iMessage will celebrate its fifth birthday. Recently, Eddy Cue and Craig Federighi appeared on John Gruber's Talk Show podcast and said that 200,000 messages are being sent through the Messages app every second at peak times. iMessage and the Messages app on iOS and OS X have become a massive operation over the past five years, and yet it's hard to escape the sense that it remains a messaging app in a world increasingly dominated by messaging platforms. All this raises the question of where Apple should take iMessage next. A world of messaging platforms Messaging has evolved over the last few years from a simple, speedy method to exchange text, to including pictures and video, to becoming a world of its own, acting as a central hub for smartphone users and the other services they make use of. To be sure, this trend is far more prevalent in Asia, where services su...<br clear='all'/>
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Evolving iMessage
