Monday, December 4, 2017
mysms SMS application seems to be very promising brings many useful features over Whatsapp
mysms SMS application seems to be very promising brings many useful features over Whatsapp
A few days ago Ive presented you Whatsapp (here), a great messaging app available for a lot of mobile platforms which gives you the possibility to send free messages over the internet to all the users who have Whatsapp installed on their device. One of the disadvantages of Whatsapp is that you must be on your phone to send the messages, so you cant register on your phone and then send the messages from your computer or anything like that.
However, with mysms SMS application, it becomes possible to send messages from your computer to all of your friends from all the other platforms, using the mobile phone number you register with before. Moreover, mysms comes also as a standard SMS client, having the ability to handle all the SMS functionality of your phones default SMS application. More specifically, you can send and receive standard SMS messages directly through mysms, without having to open the stock application separately (youll have the option to send messages via mobile carrier or via mysms, in case your friends have it). I dont know whether this works or not on iOS because of Apples restrictions, but on Android it works quite well.
One problem which I found is that I cant send messages through mysms from the browser (Chrome), maybe this functionality is currently unavailable, but its still a great product. At 700 messages a month from my carrier contract, I think that its still worth using it, considering that I dont even need to access my phone in order to view or send messages. And the ICS/JB design is a big plus over Whatsapp.
Visit the official website for more information http://www.mysms.com/, or search directly in App Store/ Google Play for "mysms".
However, with mysms SMS application, it becomes possible to send messages from your computer to all of your friends from all the other platforms, using the mobile phone number you register with before. Moreover, mysms comes also as a standard SMS client, having the ability to handle all the SMS functionality of your phones default SMS application. More specifically, you can send and receive standard SMS messages directly through mysms, without having to open the stock application separately (youll have the option to send messages via mobile carrier or via mysms, in case your friends have it). I dont know whether this works or not on iOS because of Apples restrictions, but on Android it works quite well.
One problem which I found is that I cant send messages through mysms from the browser (Chrome), maybe this functionality is currently unavailable, but its still a great product. At 700 messages a month from my carrier contract, I think that its still worth using it, considering that I dont even need to access my phone in order to view or send messages. And the ICS/JB design is a big plus over Whatsapp.
Visit the official website for more information http://www.mysms.com/, or search directly in App Store/ Google Play for "mysms".
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