On 7/6/07, Mikko Rauhala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Basically this should be handled by the gsm daemon which the app can use
via libgsmd, but going by the wiki SMS isn't there yet (maybe old data,
shan't check now). You _could_ use passthrough-mode to send SMS and read
them from the SIM; I'd think you'd need proper gsmd support to get
notification about incoming SMS though, avoiding polling...

Is gsmd under our control, or is that the closed-source module I've
heard talked about? If it's open-source, I'll look into adding SMS
support to it.

Anyway, my impression is that the Powers that Be are rather
forward-looking and want to do things such as IM with IP connectivity,
which is all right and proper. Gimme a Jabber client any time. And say
to people that it's "Google Talk" lest they get confused.

Not to say that there isn't a place for SMS, but those are generally
insanely priced; at least with data pricing there are islands of
sanity ;)

That's a great plan for the future, but SMS enjoys very wide
deployment and compatibility right now - far and away greater, on
mobile devices, than anything else. Legacy or not, I think support for
sending and receiving SMSes is a must.

-Nick Johnson

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