>Ramfree
>smart has this textmail service and i think globe has one also. is there a way to leverage this service using the pc-to-phone packages we have on the net?
I think it allows you only to reply if the mail was first sent thru using the phone. Its one of the oldest services the telcos have but it didnt get much promotion including that extra long SMS service they have, what was it called, XMS?
>Daniel
>but how long can an MMS attachment be?
Its suppose to be 5 Mb, but im not sure anymore today since it was my first company that made this service for smart so i know some details.
Anyway if you really must implement an SMS to email, just use kannel or chix then just pipe it into sendmail. You can checkout also PlaySMS at sourceforge for use with international gateways like clickatel.
Oh wait.. we do provide SMS to email via shortcode too at http://txtdomain.com, im using a PHP fork of kannel and sendmail also >_<
On 9/4/06,
Jun Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
AFAIK, Globe allows up to 100KB for MMS. Hence, the 11-second limit on
built-in video recorders in the early cellphone models.
I wonder if Globe uses Linux/FOSS?
Daniel Escasa wrote:
> For one, there are still phones out there with only the basic SMS. For
> another -- and I have to do some arithmetic here -- it's still one
> peso per SMS, compared to PhP15 per MMS. IOW, it's 15x the cost for
> less than 10x the character length. Granted, that doesn't include the
> length of the attachment, but how long can an MMS attachment be?
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