SMS and Texting

Assuming you meant BCC not BBC - It stands for 'Blind Carbon Copy'. It's a method of sending the same email to more than one person - without each recipient knowing who else is getting it. Each person only sees their name on the email.

You need me to answer the question? Seriously? If I knew the answer I wouldn't be googling the question.

To add text over the video in iMovie click on the Title (T) button and select the style of text you want to use. Drag the title image over where you want it to appear in your video, the video will turn purple to indicate where the text will appear. Type your text into the box that says "Title Text Here". A blue bar appears above the video track to indicate the text sections. You can drag the blue bar around to move your text or click it to edit the text. Change the style of text by using the options in the Text menu.

The password is interchangeable. To deactivate the call-barring for Samsung sgh-b220b press default code "0000" . Then if desired select too change code.

Probably because it gives us a way to communicate with friends at times when it would be impractical/inconvenient to call (e.g. the movies, school). It also takes less time to send the same information in a text message than in a phone call.

Probably one out of every 5 people.

What teens love best about texting, is that they can keep in touch with their friends all the time.

You can either look at his phone while he is asleep, but dont you think if he is or has been cheating and been texting the girl on his phone that he would be smart enough to erase the text message's. So If you know what cell company he gose though , have the number and know his full name and if a pass word is needed to know it to. and Go to the comany of his cell and ask for a print out of all text message's and phone calls , and if they ask why you want them just say he has sent you down to get them . this should help alot

typically IEEE 802.11b or its other flavor a, g, etc.) Some short distance versions use BLUETOOTH

Acronym for 'shake my head' or 'shaking my head.' Usually used when someone finds something so stupid, no words can do it justice. Sometimes it's modified to 'smfh' or 'smmfh' by those that prefer profanity in their internet acronyms.

PMSL is a crude acronym for: PISSING MYSELF LAUGHING
if you were chating to your friends on msn or facebook or something instead of using lol or lamo you could use pmsl which means pissing myself laughing

Well theres only one way that I'm aware of. You would have to take your SIM card to the other phone, and then make sure it was compatible with your SIM card. If so, when your turn on that phone your messages, and calls should be in the phone's database.

what can be inferred about the mood, tone, and point of view of the author.

it means your mom.

yep but you need WiFi.

iMessasges is from Apple to Apple

WhatsApp is good for anything but as always, needs WiFi.

Skype, Viber are other alternatives.

Kik Messengers also works.

Teenagers now are connected with each other more than any other generation, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics. In particular, text messaging allows teenagers to interact socially with increased frequency. However, more communication also opens the doors for a negative effects on your teen's social life, depending on how he chooses to use text messaging.

Communication, according to MayoClinic.com, texting has become the essential way for teenagers to communicate and is typically preferred over phone calls or emails. As a result, teens often communicate less frequently face-to-face. Similar to the effects of social media on constant and immediate sharing, texting allows teens to quickly share information without the need to set aside time for a phone call or in-person conversation. Bullying Along with its convenience for communicating, texting also allows bullies to reach victims with harassing messages. The rapid communication facilitated by texting also means that bullies who choose to spread rumors can do so quickly and reach several people at once. Inappropriate Texts, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics, tech-savvy teenagers often lack maturity and the understanding that words sent into the digital world have long-lasting consequences, which can lead to sharing inappropriate text or picture messages. It can cause a social fallout if inappropriate pictures or messages are shared and passed around. Recommendations MayoClinic.com recommends letting your teenager know that you will occasionally check his phone for content. Set ground rules for the use of his phone so that texting does not interfere with homework, sleep or driving, and be consistent with the consequences if he breaks the rules. Check into your wireless service provider's options for parental controls, which might let you set time limitations and block people you don't want your teen text.

To text on a flip phone, you just flip it open. From there, the buttons will be displayed and you can text.

I believe you are referring to attachments? They are computer files which is sent along with an e-mail message. The file is not a separate message, but now it is almost universally sent as part of the message to which it is attached.

you can transfer it via USB data cable, just connect the cable into your cell phone and your pc, and transfer ( different cell phones have different ways to transfer ) so you have to be more speciefic about the brand and the model number of the cell phone.

Another way is through Bluetooth and infrared if your PC is supported to receive blue

tooth and infrared links. i prefer you to get your guide from your cell phones manual.

You can go into your recyle bin and re-open it from there. Just click on it.

the person either hit the Q button or its a tongue like :q

I might know.

One can send a web SMS to another person through many different ways. There are third party texting sites, texting sites based off of the mobile plan that you have & even applications that support sending web SMS to other people.

According to Nelson "In 2010, an estimated 188 billion text messages per month were sent."