So, I've hit the 100 text messages per hour limit from my application. Is
there:
A) A way to work around that without rooting the phone
B) A way for my application to push the OK button on the dialog that pops up
C) Panic
Thanks.
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Isaac Wagner wrote:
So, I've hit the 100 text messages per hour limit from my application.
Is there:
A) A way to work around that without rooting the phone
B) A way for my application to push the OK button on the dialog that pops up
C) Panic
D) Recognize that sending 100 text messages
D) Recognize that sending 100 text messages per hour is going to be
expensive for many Android device users, and so having this confirmation
is good for Android as a whole, even if it means you cannot do whatever
it is you are trying to do.
I agree that this is a good thing to have in place.
Clickatel have a devent api and good rates.
I push around 40k SMS's through them a week for various clients -
http://bit.ly/dA7nPG
They have a variety of interfaces - some of which support templating - which
is handy if you broadcast SMS's.
On 16 March 2010 14:53, Isaac Wagner
After the 100 messages limit Android pops up a dialog saying something
about sending a large number of messages and asking the user if they
want to continue. When they click OK or Cancel are there events
generated that I can get? I've been watching the SMS sent event and
then keying the next
Isaac Wagner wrote:
After the 100 messages limit Android pops up a dialog saying something
about sending a large number of messages and asking the user if they
want to continue. When they click OK or Cancel are there events
generated that I can get?
I do not know for certain, as I don't
On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 3:56 PM, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Isaac Wagner wrote:
After the 100 messages limit Android pops up a dialog saying something
about sending a large number of messages and asking the user if they
want to continue. When they click OK or Cancel are there
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