One plus co-founder Pei Yu released three cartoons, teasing Apple for plagiarizing Android but not deploying RCS

CTOnews.com, January 8 (Xinhua)-- Carl Pei, co-founder and CEO of Nothing, recently posted a tweet teasing Apple for plagiarizing Google Android in the form of three-frame cartoons. The person sitting in the middle on behalf of Apple asked "Android" to pass him a note, but saw that "Android" handed him a request to deploy RCS, "Apple" was very angry.

The exam scene is simulated in this three-frame cartoon. The person sitting in the middle representing Apple whispered to the person sitting behind representing Google: "pass me some Android so that we can add it to iOS."

The person representing Android in the second frame of the cartoon passed a small note to Apple. In the third frame of the cartoon, Apple opens a note saying, "it's time for Apple to fix the text message problem." Apple's expression looks very annoyed.

After Pei Yu posted the tweet, some users laughed and agreed with him, while others thought his view was incorrect and expressed dissatisfaction with his teasing behavior.

CTOnews.com learned that Google has recently held frequent # GetTheMessage events, and after the promotion of huge digital billboards for outdoor rental in Las Vegas, Google's official Android Twitter account also tweeted yesterday that it hoped Apple would deploy RCS.