iMessage: Apple bubbles are blue, Android/SMS bubbles are green. So why is the Icon green? Discuss...

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Only took me 6 years...and a glass of Long Island Iced tea and a Baileys' infused coffee until I noticed this...

If Apple have all iMessage bubbles in Blue and SMS/Android in green, why the hell is the bloody icon green? :unsure:

#GreenGate....
 
I had no idea, but from doing a little light reading I found out iOS 5 introduced iMessage, learn something new every day. (started my journey on a iPhone 4)

and the iPhone 2G used a green logo with SMS written in the middle so I guess they just decided to keep it green all this time?

Blue makes much more sense to me though.
 
The green icon is older than the blue message bubbles. It matches the color of the green phone icon and green FaceTime icon.
 
They’ll probably turn it blue at some point, calling it a game changing update, like getting me all excited about a mute button on the new Apple TV remote.
 
They’ll probably turn it blue at some point, calling it a game changing update, like getting me all excited about a mute button on the new Apple TV remote.
Holy hell! I love that mute button!!
 
Yeah, as stated, the original text bubbles were green - then came iMessage and blue bubbles. :) Heh. The majority of the people I message are still android users, so the green bubbles are more prevalent. :)
 
Only took me 6 years...and a glass of Long Island Iced tea and a Baileys' infused coffee until I noticed this...

If Apple have all iMessage bubbles in Blue and SMS/Android in green, why the hell is the bloody icon green? :unsure:

#GreenGate....
I started reading “Apple bubbles are blue, Android/SMS bubbles are green” and expected a poem…
 
I finally tried the circular scrubbing thing, although the old method still works. I think I like it?
It’s hit or miss. For a few days I was scrubbing away. The last few days I can’t get it to work at all. 🤷‍♀️
 


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