The ad says, "the ball may have dropped on 2022, but you don't have to drop the ball on fixing your pixelated photos and videos," and follows with lines of RCS code "to get the ball rolling."@uptinFirst time I’ve even seen an ad for android and it’s going all out ♬ Funny Song - Cavendish Music"This LED display demonstrates Android's focus to bring greater interoperability across devices, and enabling a great messaging experience across platforms," a spokesperson for Google told Insider, adding that Google has a presence at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week."From a Google perspective, we think every Android user should just have messaging over Wi-Fi," Sanaz Ahari, who manages Android and business communications at Google, previously told The Verge, adding that Android and Apple have "a lot of conversations."Legal documents from the 2011 lawsuit between Apple and Epic Games shed more light on how the company views iMessage, with one Apple executive saying "moving iMessage to Android will hurt us more than help us."Now, when Messages users react to an SMS text, the iPhone user will get a text saying the person reacted to their text with a description of the reaction, such as "liked" or "loved" a message, instead of seeing the thumbs up or heart appear on the message."