To register for a E+ handymail service, I should receive a wap push message with a registration link. But my tytn II only switches the light on, and I can't find the message itself.
Any idea where to search for it? SMS and mail are not the right positions.
Sorry for the maybe stupid answer and thanks
jinx007 said:
To register for a E+ handymail service, I should receive a wap push message with a registration link. But my tytn II only switches the light on, and I can't find the message itself.
Any idea where to search for it? SMS and mail are not the right positions.
Sorry for the maybe stupid answer and thanks
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Err, you have to remember, this is a WORLDWIDE forum. Your public profile says NOTHING!!
How are the majority to know what E+ handymail service is??? Let alone give you an answer.
Hi, I know that this is an worldwide forum. And I think, that the content of the wap push message doesn't have any impact to the answer of the question. Maybe I'm wrong...
To explain:
E+ is a german network operator
handymail is an application, where E+ collects up tp 5 different POP3 mailboxes and send immediate messages (also via wap push) to the mobile
jinx007 said:
Hi, I know that this is an worldwide forum. And I think, that the content of the wap push message doesn't have any impact to the answer of the question. Maybe I'm wrong...
To explain:
E+ is a german network operator
handymail is an application, where E+ collects up tp 5 different POP3 mailboxes and send immediate messages (also via wap push) to the mobile
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Ah, good. Well, I will exit here and let someone else try to help you cause it DOES sound operator specific does it not??....
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Does anyone know if there's a way to enable sending emails via the SMS app on the 8125 (without using 36245 as the email address)? If you try to send an SMS to an email (not a phone number), the app tells you it's not allowed. Several of us would like to be able to "chat" via sms with people on BlackBerries (for example) or 2-way pagers that aren't addressable as cell phones. Most other phones allow this, but Cingular has disabled it on the 8125. It certainly works on Cing treos. Doesnt work on 8125 with orig ROM or Summiter's excellent ROM upgrade.
Anyone know if this is a registry edit, or would it require a seperate program? Anyone able and willing to post a solution?
omg i just realized it's not letting me send sms to email addresses either >< I used to use send sms to emails all the time on my treo too >< ahhhh ~ any fixes please
Re: Sending SMS to an email address on 8125--is there a crac
aoldal said:
Does anyone know if there's a way to enable sending emails via the SMS app on the 8125 (without using 36245 as the email address)? If you try to send an SMS to an email (not a phone number), the app tells you it's not allowed. Several of us would like to be able to "chat" via sms with people on BlackBerries (for example) or 2-way pagers that aren't addressable as cell phones. Most other phones allow this, but Cingular has disabled it on the 8125. It certainly works on Cing treos. Doesnt work on 8125 with orig ROM or Summiter's excellent ROM upgrade.
Anyone know if this is a registry edit, or would it require a seperate program? Anyone able and willing to post a solution?
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You can always send MMS to email addresses with just text.
I'm curious in today's age why you need to send SMS to email addresses, probably same reason MSFT didn't include it. Can you elaborate more??
There is cross operability with all carriers for text messages so you can just put in the phone number of any mobile device and it'll work.
All Blackberries that are less than 3 years old support SMS over the phone # assigned.
I understand the issue for 2-way pagers but why can't you just send a quick email?
There's a need for SMS to 2-way pagers because sending an SMS is faster to create and send...since email requires a logon and data connection. SMS is the easier way to go if you want to "chat"
Send an SMS to 121
The first thing in the body of the message should be the e-mail address with the subject immediately after, in parentheses. Then a space, then your message. Example: to send an e-mail to [email protected] with a subject of 'billing question' and the body 'Please contact me via phone to discuss my recent bill' you would send the following to 121
[email protected](billing question) Please contact me via phone to discuss my recent bill
Voila!
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mobilehavoc said:
I'm curious in today's age why you need to send SMS to email addresses, probably same reason MSFT didn't include it. Can you elaborate more??
There is cross operability with all carriers for text messages so you can just put in the phone number of any mobile device and it'll work.
All Blackberries that are less than 3 years old support SMS over the phone # assigned.
I understand the issue for 2-way pagers but why can't you just send a quick email?
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I won't speak for the original poster, but I'll elaborate with my reason: I'm not an email/internet/IM junkie, and I don't need all that for work, so I don't have a data plan for my 8125 in order to use the real email capability. But, I do have the 100 SMS msg pack on my plan, and I occasionally need to send a quick email to someone when I'm away from the computer and only have my phone. I used this capability on my Nokia6800 all the time, and apparently the Nokia software took care of the special formatting, since all I had to do on it was type in (or select from Contacts) the email address, the subject, and the message. When I started searching today on this issue, I hoped there was a more elegant solution, but I'm perfectly happy with the instructions for a specially formatted SMS message (as long as I can remember them when I need to send an email). I just figured out that I can copy/paste an email address from Contacts, which I suppose will be better than trying to rember one and having to type it, so that's not too bad.
If I really needed to use email a lot from my phone, I guess I'd give in and pay for a data plan, but for now, this SMS trick works just fine.
Edit: almost forgot to say thanks to Hosehead for the tip. Much obliged.
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Send an SMS to 121
The first thing in the body of the message should be the e-mail address with the subject immediately after, in parentheses. Then a space, then your message. Example: to send an e-mail to [email protected] with a subject of 'billing question' and the body 'Please contact me via phone to discuss my recent bill' you would send the following to 121
[email protected](billing question) Please contact me via phone to discuss my recent bill
Voila!
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Using Cingular this did not work...
Worked just fine through Cingular for me when I tried it this afternoon. The email I received looked just like the ones I used to send with my Nokia.
Has worked fine for me since I got my 8125. I recommend making sure you have a new "3G" sim, I know some of the older ones restricted SMS e-mail.
It works for me!
I sent the first test to my work e-mail. Apparently the SPAM filters didn't like it.
Second test to personal e-mail worked like a charm. This is nice to know.
well holy shi** i didn't even know you could do that. it had never even crossed my mind that SMS connected to e-mail
brilliant, johnson. brilliant!
I've sent email with mine through text before...
I was messing around with it when I setup my gmail account to forward me emails through text...
not working for me..
Hmm.. this is not working for me on Tmobile with an MDA.. Has anyone had any success with tmobile?
PLease i just realised that i was still getting charged for sending text messages, even though i have tha total intertnet plan from tmobile.
I was just wondering if anyone knows of a program that would let me send text messages bypassing the cellular network, and using my internet,(be it wifi or edge or gprs) to carry the messages.
Kinda like when you use your computer to send texts to phones, is there a program for windows mobile?
thank you in advance
I believe there are a few websites out there to send messages with, tmobile used to have a public SMS application, however I am unsure of any method of "relaying" an SMS message through the included pocket outlook sms handler to one of those sites transparently.
thank you. I still will be awaiting answers.
moyofalaye said:
thank you. I still will be awaiting answers.
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one approach might be to use an email server to bounce the messages to sms email addresses.
say you use the email side of the messaging app, either through synching to exchange or through a pop, imap or whatever, and point the email at the sms address, I forget what the tmobile address is, but for example it would be like [email protected]
I guess that semi solves the problem without any programming, you would just need each carrier's email address, and specify a return address that would go to your phone for when they SMS back.
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moyofalaye said:
thank you. I still will be awaiting answers
previous:H6315(hell in gadget form), Tmo original xda PPCPE.
CaptDistraction, you need to be creative about the 6315; I gave mine to my wife when I upgraded to to 8125. Got rid of the memory hogs and you can't imagine how our relationship has improved, we now talk about the same techy stuff; she complaing, I fixing by the way she no longer complains about how much time I spend with my phone, cause she's now doing the same. Now we have no time to talk to each other...... :twisted:
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Haha, I tried every rom out there, I kept the device for a while and finally sold it to support the MDA purchase.
Man I messed with that 6315 to no end, had so much stuff going on with it trying different app combos, spent hours in the registry, no matter how simple I kept it, I couldn't ever get it to answer calls in a timely fashion.
My biggest love with the MDA is when you press that green answer button, it immediately picks up the call.
Can anybody tell me how to enable WAP-Push on my herald?
WAP push? Do you mean push mail through a "wap" connection? (Read:T-zones.)
i mean (sms) messages with wap-links. what are t-zones?
T-Zone's is what Tmobile calls their WAP plan.
So you're getting SMS with links to wap sites but are unable to click on them?
my provider is e-plus (germany) - they call it handy mail.
when a new email comes in my herald wake up, all ligthts are blinking on time but no message appears. there is no sms with any link.
i think it´s a problem with the security of windows mobile...
i unlocked my tilt and i use it with tmobile service
i cant send pictures mms
i cant use instant messager
also my emails stopped coming
help
You can probably expect the amount of help in responses to be in direct proportion to the amount of diagnostic information you provide.
What connection type do you have?
What data plan are you using?
What have you tested?
What connection settings are you using?
Help others to help you.
Ok. For the Instant Messages just download Palringo, its free and does every client. Picture messages, you are going to have to get your Tmobile settings for MMS as well as browser settings. Go to google.com and type in T Mobile Connection settings I'm sure you'll find something, Same thing for mms, Type in Tmobile MMS settings.
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Ok. For the Instant Messages just download Palringo, its free and does every client. Picture messages, you are going to have to get your Tmobile settings for MMS as well as browser settings. Go to google.com and type in T Mobile Connection settings I'm sure you'll find something, Same thing for mms, Type in Tmobile MMS settings.
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i dnt like Palringoand i already tried ALL of that
im still seeking help ppl
You have not answered Liquidsilver's message - Without that information it is difficult to help.
Bill
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You can probably expect the amount of help in responses to be in direct proportion to the amount of diagnostic information you provide.
What connection type do you have?
What data plan are you using?
What have you tested?
What connection settings are you using?
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ok i did some tampering and now i can send pictures thru mms
but now
i cant send emails still not recieving b4 i was able to send but not recieve
also i still cant sign on to any instant messager
liquidsilver said:
You can probably expect the amount of help in responses to be in direct proportion to the amount of diagnostic information you provide.
What connection type do you have?
What data plan are you using?
What have you tested?
What connection settings are you using?
Help others to help you.
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i have regular t-mobile wireless internet my favs plan
i tried googling my problem going to t-mobile settings
my connection settings are set to auto pick
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Geez,
Do you know what Rom you're running? As you have a Tilt if you are running an at&t Rom or some of the cooked Tilt Roms (like XDA Live) then there is the whole Hidden Cingular Proxy issue (google it).
Anyway, this really doesn't warrant another thread discussing getting tilt/kaiser to work on t-mobile. Please ask your questions in one of the existing threads discussing t-mobile issues.
ok, i cant find the answer anywhere, can mobile defense work without a data plan?
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ok, i cant find the answer anywhere, can mobile defense work without a data plan?
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Yes & no. The mobile defense app usually runs off of the gps and the text message that is sent that has a special code on it, but some features wont work but the important ones will
Long story short, no it will not. The only thing that will work is it will send the phone an email. After that, the phone will look to connect to the server and time out.
The email sent to the phone does nothing but tell the phone to contact the server. It does not lock, wipe, track, or anything else.
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Long story short, no it will not. The only thing that will work is it will send the phone an email. After that, the phone will look to connect to the server and time out.
The email sent to the phone does nothing but tell the phone to contact the server. It does not lock, wipe, track, or anything else.
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I agree with this except it's text messages not email. And they are simply commands to connect to the server.
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I agree with this except it's text messages not email. And they are simply commands to connect to the server.
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Sorry, but it's actually an email sent to your TMO email address (as opposed to your Gmail account). This is why it comes up as "[email protected]".
Send an email to [email protected] and you'll see what I mean
Since I am being nit-picky on details... technically it "does" go through T-Mobile's SMSC but it originates as an email.
I realize it was sent via email but your phone is receiving an SMS, just so people don't get confused here your phone receives an SMS message and you WILL be charged for an SMS if you don't have a texting plan regardless of how the message originated.
Fingerlickin said:
I realize it was sent via email but your phone is receiving an SMS, just so people don't get confused here your phone receives an SMS message and you WILL be charged for an SMS if you don't have a texting plan regardless of how the message originated.
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Ahh... touche... I actually did edit my post just as you were replying
/whisper be vewy vewy careful, there's noobs watching who will say "ah no text message charges"