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While Android phones have the same functionality as iPhones, Android users can’t see iMessage reactions (called “Tapbacks”). The Apple version of this feature lets users choose one of six possible reactions when long-pressing on a message. Android users, on the other hand, will simply see a message repeat itself. Google is currently rolling out a …

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An Android app’s database is a collection of data stored locally on the device, often SQLite. These data stores are designed to be persistent, so that they remain accessible even when the device loses connectivity. Generally, an Android app will use the SQLite database technology and pair it with a framework called Room, which manages …

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