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101 Greatest iOS 9 Tips and Tricks for iPhone and iPad

Despite how much we rely on our iPhones every day, sometimes we’re just not able to have it on us — perhaps when we’re at work or school or something. Fortunately, for Mac users, however, now an iMessage can be sent to your fellow iPhone and iPad wielding friends and family — but only on OS X 10.8 or later, unfortunately. Even better, with the latest update to OS X El Capitan, you can send messages to Android users now, as well!

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To set this up on your iPhone and Mac, simply sign in with your Apple ID (on both devices), then go to Settings > Messages, and then enable iMessage on your iPhone. Finally, select Send & Receive. **Keep in mind: be sure that your Apple ID is set up correctly on both your iPhone and Mac, and that, when you go to start a new conversation, you select your phone number as the sender — if that’s how you want it to appear in your recipient’s inbox.**

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