Comment on Any tips for integrating sms into your web app ?Comments−fcoury18yOne approach should be finding out what carriers accept Email2SMS. That's a very (and cheap) approach. That's what RememberTheMilk does.−rochers18yYeah but won't that only work for pushing out messages to phones? What if you want two-way communication with your app?−collint18ytry sending a text message to an email address. I think this works. Ill test it out.Nm, cannot do it on iPhone. By that's because I can't type an @ in the recipient field.Pretty sure I did it with my last phone.−BRadmin18yemail to phonenumber@txt.att.net / messaging.sprintpcs.com / etc... once you receive the text, a reply will (should? works for most major carriers - att on my iphone tested) send the message back to the original email address.
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One approach should be finding out what carriers accept Email2SMS. That's a very (and cheap) approach. That's what RememberTheMilk does.
Yeah but won't that only work for pushing out messages to phones? What if you want two-way communication with your app?
try sending a text message to an email address. I think this works. Ill test it out.
Nm, cannot do it on iPhone. By that's because I can't type an @ in the recipient field.
Pretty sure I did it with my last phone.
email to phonenumber@txt.att.net / messaging.sprintpcs.com / etc... once you receive the text, a reply will (should? works for most major carriers - att on my iphone tested) send the message back to the original email address.