How does a SMS work, what are the protocols involved in that?
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Short Message Service\n\nA little bit like the SMTP (Send Mail Transfer Protocol).
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sms stands for what? Someone asked that SAME question last night.
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You can't... The parameter it accepts is a string... \nYou send messages and receieve messages.\n\nSo what you could do is convert it to a string and send it.
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yes... you are right... sending sms is the same as texting... i have a female friend from london whom i communicate through texting or sending sms
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Go to the wireless provider's web page, click to the SMS access then send your message using your computer. Some services such as Sprint do not require passwords to utilize their system.
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it's a resault of someone sendig you email from a GSM phone (Global System for Mobile Communication) via SMS (java application enable phones to send emails to other phone or and email account.
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http://www.smseverywhere.com/send.htm...
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Yes, it is known that they can become scrambled or even sent to random people. But this happens 1 in every 1,000,000 sms sent! So don't worry, chances are it won't happen to you.
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SMS = Short Message Service is a service available on most digital mobile phones (and other mobile devices, e.g. a Pocket PC, or occasionally even desktop computers) that permits the sending of short messages (also known as text messages, or more colloquially SMSes, texts or even txts)
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essentially you just send an email. The problem is that you need to know where. i.e in the US to send an sms to a verizon subscriber it needs to go phone#@vtext.com and tmobile goes to tmomail.net You can see some more at http://cellphones.about.com/od/software/l/bl_mobile_notep.htm\n\nSprint has an app for sprint customers only that will send  sms to anyone with just the phone#, so they must have a way to lookup the number and determine the provider. As to this I don't have a clue
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Well, all Messneger applications do the following:\nthey use\n- TCP Protocol for authentication (LOGIN), etc\n- UDP Protocol for chatting\n\nThe difference between the 2 is that TCP guarantees the delivery of data while UDP doesn't, and thats why, in some cases, while text messaging or Voice chatting, some text &/or portions of voice conversation is omitted...\n\nHope this answers your question...
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Pretty simple really.  But fraught with permission problems.  HEre's the How To:\n\nDownload software for SMS text meassaging - there's a few packages available.\n\nLoad data from your potential clients or existing clients (better) using their cell phone numbers as a unique Id.\n\nDarft a message and blast your list.  Simple.  Well, no.  You've already broken several laws if any of the phones are in the possession of minors, as you've jsut solicited business from a minor.  Also you've invaded privacy in many cases.  You may have broken some other laws relating to permission and email marketing standards.  Very dangerous.  If you don't actually have clearly stated permission to contact each person you blast, then you're setting yourself up for a lawsuit.
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GoFreeSMS (http://www.gofreesms.com/freesms.html )\n \n- Send unlimited SMS message from the net or cellphone to phones around the world\n- Provide your country or city name, then select the mobile carriers
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go to this site http://sms.ac\nu must have a mobile number to register there,,\nthen u can send SMS to any mobiles anywhere in the world
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www.sms.ac\n\nany phone, any network, anywhere.
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When you address a message and send it, the server recieving your "email" decides whether it is a SMS (cell to cell message) or an email message.  Without getting too technical, the message is routed according to the recipient address, much like your regular email is routed......Same thing happens in reverse as messages are recieved for you.
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yes you can! try this www.sms.ac