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2011-03-09
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hmm no one ?
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2011-03-09
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You tried the way2sms and otherstuff ??
Like some sites which let you send sms from the internet?
Like some sites which let you send sms from the internet?
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2011-03-09
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Reply of e-yes via forum.nitdroid.com;
Send SMS from another phone (using the SIM from your n900)?
or
insend SMS using command line (adb shel, for example):
dbus-send --print-reply --system --dest=org.ofono /isimodem org.of ono.MessageManager.SendMessage string:"+71231234567" string:"test smsko"
can anyone explain this :P
Send SMS from another phone (using the SIM from your n900)?
or
insend SMS using command line (adb shel, for example):
dbus-send --print-reply --system --dest=org.ofono /isimodem org.of ono.MessageManager.SendMessage string:"+71231234567" string:"test smsko"
can anyone explain this :P
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2011-03-09
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Originally Posted by arora.rohan
you need to send a sms via ur providers website, this so that whatsapp knows that the message is yours with your number, but my provider dont supports international sms messages.
You tried the way2sms and otherstuff ??
Like some sites which let you send sms from the internet?
but i want to try;
insend SMS using command line (adb shel, for example):
dbus-send --print-reply --system --dest=org.ofono /isimodem org.of ono.MessageManager.SendMessage string:"+71231234567" string:"test smsko"
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Last edited by Psycho; 2011-03-09 at 14:51.
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2011-04-18
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I tried to send an sms to +14083062615 with my email address as text, but then I will get an email:
But if you run Whatsapp for the first time, it will still try to activate it... Isn't there any way to go around this screen?
Even if I am able to register my number with Whatsapp, it will still try to send an sms because it's the first time you use Whatsapp on the NITDroid...
Any other solution?
Last edited by HtheB; 2011-04-18 at 01:19.
Subject:WhatsApp auth code
Hi there,
Sorry to hear you are having problems activating WhatsApp -- we will try our best to help you.
We just checked our SMS authentication logs and sadly we didn't see any registration attempts for the phone number: +31616165496.
Please try the following steps next:
1. delete WhatsApp from your iPhone by tapping and holding WhatsApp icon until it vibrates.
2. reboot your iPhone.
3. download latest version of the app by opening the http://itunes.com/app/whatsapp link FROM your iPhone (you WILL NOT get charged again to download WhatsApp from the AppStore)
If you still don't receive your code after the above steps, please let us know by emailing support@whatsapp.com and INCLUDE your phone number in the email.
--
Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
Even if I am able to register my number with Whatsapp, it will still try to send an sms because it's the first time you use Whatsapp on the NITDroid...
Any other solution?
Last edited by HtheB; 2011-04-18 at 01:19.
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2011-04-19
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pls give some solution to active whatsapp
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2011-04-19
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its stupid really cuz they can easily port over symbian ^3 version.
well from what i heard, whatapp turns smartphone to ****. so not really feeling it.
rather use google chat, skype, msn, facebook chat or even Ovi chat.
well from what i heard, whatapp turns smartphone to ****. so not really feeling it.
rather use google chat, skype, msn, facebook chat or even Ovi chat.
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2011-04-19
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its stupid really cuz they can easily port over symbian ^3 version.
well from what i heard, whatapp turns smartphone to ****. so not really feeling it.
rather use google chat, skype, msn, facebook chat or even Ovi chat.
well from what i heard, whatapp turns smartphone to ****. so not really feeling it.
rather use google chat, skype, msn, facebook chat or even Ovi chat.
Ive been waiting and waiting for getting NITDroid sms function on my android n900. But becouse of the closed drivers i think we cant get the full sms functionality on NITdroid.
I want that damnit whatsapp application, we have been spamming whatsapp like 100 times for porting it to n900 but thats also not going to be done.
So i was thinking, installing whatsapp on my NITDroid was a succes. But for verification of my number whatsapp needs a sms message, to send a verification number back. Ive been trying to send it via web, but that was also not a succes. so ive been searching on google last night. and found something that i could manually activate whatsapp by send a sms to whatsapp with my email and that they will be sending a verification back.
But i get:
Sorry to hear you are having problems activating WhatsApp -- we will try our best to help you.
We just checked our SMS authentication logs and sadly we didn't see any registration attempts for the phone number: 'Number'.
Please try the following steps next:
1. delete WhatsApp from your iPhone by tapping and holding WhatsApp icon until it vibrates.
2. reboot your iPhone.
Anyone ideas ?
gr,
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Last edited by Psycho; 2011-03-08 at 19:47.