SMS and Texting

It depends on the model of your mobile phone (cellphone).

To see if you can, add yourself as a contact, (with the name of your choice) and try sending a text.

It works with the Blackberry Bold. Haven't tried it with any other phone.

SMS only allows you to send text. MMS allows you to send pictures, sounds, videos, text, or any combination of the four.

MMS message can carry a larger size of content up to 300KB in extensions of WAV, JPEG, Gif etc. You can find more information about it on the link below.

No, I'm afraid it is not. Appropriate messaging fees will apply. The only way it would be free is if you were on the "select plan", which includes unlimited messaging to anyone, anywhere. Otherwise, the rate is .15 for every text and .25 per every pix message. No, appropriate messaging fees will apply. The only way it would be free is if you were on one of their "Nationwide SELECT plans" which includes unlimited pix/text/flix messages to anyone, anywhere. Otherwise, it is fifteen cents for text messages and twentyfive cents for every pix/flix message.

1. You can either send it by bluetooth (my laptop has bluetooth so I usually send it by that)
2. Usually when you but a new phone it comes with a USB cable in the packaging so you can plug that into your computer and phone and do it that way :)

As far as I'm aware, you cannot send a text message (SMS) through email, so you will need to download a VOIP client (such as Skype) or look up a website on the internet to send through a form.

Short Message Service (SMS) is a communications protocol allowing the interchange of short text messages between mobile telephone devices. SMS text messaging is the most widely used data application on the planet, with 2.4 billion active users

yes they have unlimited texting but you have to buy it.

AT&T's unlimited texting for one line on their contract service is $20 per month.

Their unlimited texting for a family is $30 for all lines on the family plan (up to 5).

Their unilmited texting for one line on their prepaid service is $19.99 per month.

http://www.spystore.co.uk/pc.htm THIS WEBSITE HAS SOFTWARE WHICH CLAIMS TO READ DELETED TEXT MESSAGES ....

Scratching My Head, Shaking My Head.Or that's what I thought it was when I lastly checked.

Cause you're still talking, just not speaking legit words out of your mouth.

Sending free SMS via Verizon Wireless would be defeating the purpose of Verizon even charging for sending SMS in the first place. So, there should be no way to send free SMS through whatever provider one has.

Yes. The government, your carrier, the "men in black", a good hacker, police, fbi, cia, dea and just about anyne else who wants to bad enough.

For the law agencies and the phone carrier it's quite easy.

If you'd like to test it out just text "bomb" and "white house" to someone. you'll get a visit.

Heck, i probably will now that I just wrote it on here...

To whoever is watching, this was simple answer to a question not a real threat or plan.

It all depends if you're trying to be flirty or not.

If not, then stuff like, what are you doing, and how was your day, what are your plans for the weekend, stuff like that. but If your trying to flirt, those questions are fine as well, with maybe a simple smiley face, or a cute name.

First you have to find out if the mobile device can be connected to the pc, either by using the manual or on the manufacturer's website. If yes, then it is either by wire (USB or Serial), IrDA or Bluetooth.

Second you have to have drivers for the device, which can also be found on the manufacturer's website..

Third, after installing the drivers you either use explorer or any program the company of the mobile offers you to transfer data to the device....

If the device has memorycard slots, you can always use a USB card reader to transfer the data

Nothing complex, hope it helps

OK...that'd be cyber-illegal. Better forget it.

If you enter the PIN and PUK code on your phone incorrectly to many times, the sim card will the become blocked. At this point, u can take it to the service operator office (airtel or any)..

and they ask some questions about your sim card.. and they can unlock it....

i did it...

yes

call detail reports can be requested faxing 866-809-7134 -- you have to include a sworn statement "I declare under penalty of perjury... such as:

I declare that the foregoing is true and correct, under penalty of perjury under the laws of the state," and include the state you reside in. This constitutes your oath that all the information contained in the statement is true.

Read more: http://www.ehow.com/how_7557541_make-sworn-statement.html#ixzz2bZtnhNp7

and include picture that is LEGIBLE of the back of the phone

The best way to do this is over a FREE messaging service on pretty much ANY smartphone, Samsung, iPhone you name it, if it has an app store.. get the app called KIK. its is free of charge for forever!

The average cell phone user uses around 459 minutes per month.

Well, it depends on what type of phone and what phone carrier you have.

But, generally you press the sent button on your mobile phone and it will give you your history.

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There is an app for call history if you have an HTC phone, iPhone or anyother 4G phone.

congratulations

A DVR is a Digital Video Recorder. It's like a VCR, but instead of using a tape it records and plays back video digitally. It works like your computer, with a hard drive that stores the information. TiVo is the most popular DVR. It was one of the first on the market. These days there are other competing brands of DVRs, and many cable companies have started offering DVR services. Essentially, they've built a DVR into your cable box and then sell you the ability to use it as an added option (generally for $10 a month or so). The cable-company option requires no hardware since the DVR receiver is integrated with your program menu, so it can be cheaper.

* The "X" means "cross-eyed" and the "D" means a smile; it's like a really excited face.

* It is supposed to be a laughing face; some people say that it will replace the more common term "LOL."

* It is a "Smiley" - like :D - but with Manga-style eyes.

Nimby is an abbreviation for "Not in my backyard" referring literally to things that must exist but you don't want around you. Garbage dumps are an example