Google uses Drake’s ‘Texts Go Green’ track to troll Apple
Again presenting RCS as the solution to getting Apple Messages and Android text users feature parity, Google has tweeted an “unofficial lyric explainer” about Drake’s “Texts Go Green” song.
The Rich Communications Service (RCS) has taken a long time to be available to all Android users. And Google’s own rivals failed, but it continues to champion RCS — and criticize Apple for ignoring it.Having previously offered to help out Apple’s engineers in implementing RCS, the company has now tweeted a short video set to Drake’s music.
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