Google voice is free correct. - Networking

I was told that if you have an android phone that has no service that you can download an app called text app and you can text for free.Does anyone know about app and is the free texting correct?and google voice is free isn't it.If anyone know anything about these qwestion could you verify if there true or not. Thanks!!!
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Mesaman2012 said:
I was told that if you have an android phone that has no service that you can download an app called text app and you can text for free.Does anyone know about app and is the free texting correct?and google voice is free isn't it.If anyone know anything about these qwestion could you verify if there true or not. Thanks!!!
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Google Voice is free. Not sure on the app, might be GrooveIP Lite.

If you can connect to wifi then you're good. No voice/data plan? Good for flashing.
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You can get the 30 dollar T-Mobile plan for 5GB of data and use the GV app and use Sipdroid for phone calls. It doesn't work too good over edge (unless you get good signal) so make sure you get 3g.
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What is sipdroid?
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Mesaman2012 said:
What is sipdroid?
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Not to sound rude or anything but there's this cool thing called a search engine, maybe you've heard of it. You can use it to find basic to advanced information, such as the answers to literally all of your questions in this thread.

Mesaman2012 said:
What is sipdroid?
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Basically you make phone calls over data.

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No more ESPN mobile alerts?!!!

Got this today...
ESPN: Free ESPN Alerts are no longer available on Sprint, Boost, Virgin and Nextel. Please visit http://espn.com/alerts for a list of alternate carriers.
What the hell?!
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I know, this is ridiculous! I can't believe this is happening. I rely on this service so much I would pay for it monthly. Any good alternatives?
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already posted: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1022532
Really sucks, do you know of any other apps or great sports news feeds/alerts?
I suppose the ESPN score center widget should still work... but the messages were always more reliable
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According to this article, Sprint is charging the content providers, i.e. ESPN, Yahoo, etc. more per message sent. They aren't doing anything to the individual users
Think I could use a Google talk text number for ESPN mobile messages??
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imex99 said:
already posted: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1022532
Really sucks, do you know of any other apps or great sports news feeds/alerts?
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Alerts.4info.com has a service. Not as good as espn's but it still works with sprint
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jpmaniac87 said:
Think I could use a Google talk text number for ESPN mobile messages??
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I tried this yesterday and the answer is no. google voice doesn't work with any of the content provider sms messaging systems.
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Real Messaging!!

Okay so I don't have a xoom but I have the g slate no forum for that right now so I'm posting this here. The free amazon app of the day is text plus and its better than google voice to text. It pops up on your screen with a reply box has push notifications and sends your text plus number to your facebook friends or your gmail contacts. I just got it on my g slate and I'm texting my vibrant it seems to be working great and its free so why not try it out right?
Anyways its in the amazon market today for free so go get it and try it out.
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Yea its pretty sweet.
This is what I've been dying for on my tab lol
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I got it today & figured it wouldn't work with the Xoom.But hands down this app rocks!!!
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With use SyncSMs but I downloaded this as well.
Thanks a lot! Great app.
Just got it and its a must for any tablet users
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Spread the word!
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wots the link im in uk so dont understand about amazon market.
Not sure if uk has the Amazon market
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I use textfree but I downloaded this just because. Didn't even install it. But will when I find use for it.
What is the difference between this app compare to kind like WhatsApp, Kik, PingChat?
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What is the difference between this app compare to kind like WhatsApp, Kik, PingChat?
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Not sure what those apps do because I've never used them but this app gives you a phone number and allows you to text as if your tablet was a phone so its not I'm its text and it has a pop-up notification when you recieve a text. So basically it feels a lot like a native text application. Rather then an instant messaging client
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So you can call that number from land line as well?
Rodriguez92 said:
Not sure what those apps do because I've never used them but this app gives you a phone number and allows you to text as if your tablet was a phone so its not I'm its text and it has a pop-up notification when you recieve a text. So basically it feels a lot like a native text application. Rather then an instant messaging client
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does this program send through your Google voice account?
gogol said:
So you can call that number from land line as well?
No, no calling just text.
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bjarnia said:
does this program send through your Google voice account?
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No, it gives you a number and you text as if that was your actual tablet number.
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meh.. useless in that case... hard enough for me to get my friends to test to my gv instead og my voice number... having a different number for my tablet sounds very confusing.
If your friends are that lazy I feel bad for them. It's really simple to add a contact to an existing one and text that number if you don't get a response from the phone number
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how to send SMS from nexus 7?

hey guys, I've been hearing from some people that you can send text msgs from the nexus 7, which would be cool to have.
I downloaded GO SMS, and I entered my information and what not, and then it asks me to bind my mobile phone number, but everytime i do, it says verification failed. how the hell do I bind it? has anyone had this problem before?
download tablet talk from playstore..it should help
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I have been using DeskSMS/TabletSMS. Rarely use my phone to text now unless I'm out and about.
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I want to try out mightytext but it doesnt seem to work on tablets at the moment.
MrBC said:
I have been using DeskSMS/TabletSMS. Rarely use my phone to text now unless I'm out and about.
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Sweet this worked like a charm, thanks a lot man
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Is it possible to use these texting apps with an ordinary mobile number (I.e. not a smartphone)? I find my phone so small that I always struggle with texts...
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MRsf27 said:
Sweet this worked like a charm, thanks a lot man
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Word of warning, it will stop working after 14 days unless you pay for it $3.99 for a year. At first I thought it was a steep price to pay but it really is worth it since both devices do not need to be on the same network. For example your phone can be connected by 3g and the N7 by wifi and it will still work.
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Is it possible to use these texting apps with an ordinary mobile number (I.e. not a smartphone)? I find my phone so small that I always struggle with texts...
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I very much doubt it. Unless you are in the States and set up a Google Voice account.
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Hi, i use heywire for sms texting and its free
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[Req]Sms over wifi and free?

Hi does anyone know an app that allow you to sent sms over wifi, for free, and without needed the guy who you have sent this sms have the app on his phone ?
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Pator57 said:
Hi does anyone know an app that allow you to sent sms over wifi, for free, and without needed the guy who you have sent this sms have the app on his phone ?
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There are many out there. They work on sms sites like for my country fullonsms.com.
Yes market has some apps
Thanks for reply i Will try to see if it's avaible in france .
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If u found any universal app then do share
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Don't found any app :/
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Sendsms.pk is free for Pakistan but you need to register for that.
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saadislam said:
Sendsms.pk is free for Pakistan but you need to register for that.
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There is another one named " unlimited sms pakistan " and guess what, the message sent is from a telenor number
@pator , there is one named 24 sms, u can check that.. its for international numbers...
Coming back to you @saadislam , whats the concept behind sendsms.pk ? How long does it takes ? It works on wifi ? Have u tried it yourself ?
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I used it last year when I was out of country. I used it only for outgoing sms as icoming sms is free on international roaming for me.
Its quite fast. The receiver will get a sms from some random ufone number in about 30sec after you send it.
There is also a way to receive sms but I never tried that.
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Have you found an app for the french ? Who worked in france ? I need it, i have no more credit.
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[Q] What is the best app to send text messages if I'm too lazy to grab my phone?

I'd like to send messages from my tablet. Its unrooted ATM...
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Google Voice
Tablet talk, it's a paid app though.
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Does tablet talk capable of MMS?
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Yes, I've received pics mms and tablet talk was able to sync it to the tablet
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Google voice. You can set it up to use your cells number
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MykalDre said:
Google voice. You can set it up to use your cells number
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That I didn't know. I'll have to look into that more.
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Tablet talk also uses your cell phone number
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Cloud SMS has been most reliable for me. He is adding mms support right now. You can email dev and ask to beta test mms. Tablet talk wouldn't stay running for me and I kept missing messages. Google voice has always been horribly inconsistent for me. I just use it to make international calls nowadays.
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Mighty Text works just fine for me.

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