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[all variants] Nokia X7 and Ubuntu

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hope this is the right place to put this. Technically a phone counts as hardware, I think. I'd really like my Nokia X7 to work with Ubuntu. What absolutely must work: I want to receive texts on my computer and send texts from my computer through the phone. I like texting with a full keyboard whenever possible and I don't like having to unlock my phone and check my messages every time I receive one. What I'd like to work: Storing of contacts and messages (presumably the messages would get stored if they could be received, of course) would be extremely nice. I'd also like to be able to tra (Hardware)

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Submitted by dayu on 08/08/2012 – Made popular on 08/08/2012

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Hey guys,

I am considering buying the google nexus 7 (without data).

Is it possible to send and receive texts using my tablet via my mobile (nokia N8-00) without using data?

I basically want to connect my tablet to my nokia N8-00 such that i can send and receive texts using my tablet through my mobile, without using data, so i am basically using my sms allowance on my mobile's sim.

I've had my number enabled with Google Voice for a while now.

Ive recently noticed an issue where the SMS app on my phone, whether it be stock, handcent, chomp, etc, will not receive the texts, but the GV app will. I go into settings in GV, and choose Messaging app to receive texts.

MightyText is an incredibly useful app for those of us who spend a lot of time in front of a computer all day.  The app allows you to receive and send sms messages from within your web browser using that nice big keyboard sitting right in front of you instead of pecking away at the phone.

My daughter's Samsung Fascinate (Telus) phone - but using Petro Canada Mobility SIM - was having texting glitches. She decided to do a factory reset, but now the problem is that she can only receive, not send ANY texts. All messages come in but trying to reply gets a "failed" message.

I have had intermittent problems with receiving texts and calls since day one of getting my first Android device from AT&T over a year ago. About every few weeks or so, text messages I receive will be delayed by 4+ hours from when the sender sent them until suddenly my phone alerts me to a ton of messages all at the same time.

I can receive texts, make and receive calls and send and receive MMS texts. I have contacted T-Mobile support but am having problems getting it fixed through them because I have AOKP on my phone and they don't understand it. I am using Google Voice to send texts but I don't really like it and want to use the Android messaging app. When I check the SMSC number it shows "+12063130004",1

Is my phone broken or my SIM? 18 weeks 3 days ago

Been having trouble with my HTC Incredible S recently. Texts rarely send, and I rarely receive texts, unless I turn off all data, and constantly reboot my phone and/or send texts to myself to kick starts texts into sending and receiving. I'd buy a new phone, but am waiting for the Nexus 4 to come back into stock.

I am having trouble finding the info I am looking for. Probably because I dont know exactly what I want in a searchable way. My wife does not have a cell phone .. she has been using textfree by pinger. I would like to find some kind of program that can send and receive google voice texts just like a normal cell phone on her tablet. She doesnt get her texts until she refreshes it.

Support Text Messaging Issue 23 weeks 5 days ago

Hey,

I have two issues..

1. When I have S Voice enabled (so I say "Hi Galaxy" to unlock the device), the phone fails to vibrate when I receive a text message. Why? And how do I make it vibrate? Or do I just have to have S Voice disabled?

2.