You're still a young'n compared to some of us, Levi. I go through a *ton* of SMS each month, and very few of them are talking to my own kids. It's one of those things that once you start using, you'll use more. I find lately that my adult friends who can't sms frustrate me. "Can't I just call?" "No, I can't talk, but I can text." The other day someone asked me when he could call. I said - text me when you're ready and I'll let ya know how close I am to being able to have that conversation. If he'd sent a text, I could have replied with "10 minutes." By just calling, I hit the ignore button and now he thinks I'm mad at him. Go figure.
There used to be some 3rd party sms apps, but none seem to work on anything beyond the 600 (some on the 650). AgendusMail can handle SMS. Levi Wallach wrote: > Sprint recently offered unlimited SMS messages for free for SERO > accounts and I was able to get this added to all of my family's > phones. Now I need to know need to know: > > a) what to use this for: I've changed my Google Calendar > notifications to use SMS as opposed to email, but other than that I'm > not sure what to use it for. Most of my friends are my age (38) or > older, and so are not using SMS like the yunguns, as far as I know. > Any other uses for it that people know? > > b) if I can use something besides the built-in messaging app on my > 700p: I've looked online but perhaps haven't looked in the right > places. I don't see people discussing third-party SMS apps in the > same way that people have talked about third-party email apps like > Chatter and Snapper. The app built in to the 700P is not ideal. It's > kind of a pain, actually. There's gotta be something that is both > more efficient to use as well as have more features and be fairly > popular, right??? > > Thanks, > > Levi
