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2008-07-27
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phonelink is one of the most popular
it uses gnokii as a "backend"
AFAIK, rtcomm is more of an instant messanger, and the screenshots from that link seem to support that idea
if you justwant to send them over the internet with no phone, theres txtdrop
it uses gnokii as a "backend"
AFAIK, rtcomm is more of an instant messanger, and the screenshots from that link seem to support that idea
if you justwant to send them over the internet with no phone, theres txtdrop
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2008-07-27
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2008-07-28
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Originally Posted by CleverJake
Does phonelinks work without a cell phone? bc i don't and i was trying 2 send sms but the sms bottom not activate... any tip for a newbie
phonelink is one of the most popular
it uses gnokii as a "backend"
AFAIK, rtcomm is more of an instant messanger, and the screenshots from that link seem to support that idea
if you justwant to send them over the internet with no phone, theres txtdrop
http://picasaweb.google.com/anidel/N800RTCOMMBeta2