Flutter: Send Picture Messages from your iPhone for Free
Flutter: Send Picture Messages from your iPhone for Free
Some iPhone users were disappointed to find out that Apple's latest firmware update, iPhone Firmware 2.1 released on Friday, was only to fix bugs and performance improvements. They were hoping to see features like Copy and Paste, MMS etc that are still missing from iPhone's rich feature list. JuiceCaster brings...
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Anyone heard of email?...
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This program is pretty sketchy..at best.
It takes a couple of tries to get the activation code via sms,
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ou can only send the pictures to people in your phone book.You have to manually scroll through the phone book list; there is no Letter selection like in the regular phone book, and entries are sorted by last name.(you cant change that in this app)
The MMS is actually a link that is sent to the person via sms. The link leads to the picture on Flutters server. WHen i did it, the image was distorted (Squished). Also, A lot of other mobile phones dont allow users to select the entire link that is inserted into a sms, so if the user you send the message to isnt an iphone user, its a %50 chance they can see the pic.
1 out of 10 people have gotten the pics i have sent them..and when im not on Wifi, a lot of times it says CANNOT CONNECT TO SERVER, so you cant send the messages
A lot of times the Choose photo box pops up repeatedly, even after you choose the photo. And it asks to add location info everytime..and a lot of times its very inaccurate (Im over 1000 miles away from SF, CA..why did it say i was there?!!!??!)
That is just what I have experienced with this app.
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Forgot to add..After they get A LOT of the bugs worked out, this will be a great app, they just released it a little too soon. It will be good..eventually. Great concept, I'm glad someone is still working on this feature, I am very grateful that someone is writing this software, dont get me wrong...it was just release prematurely
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I've been sending mms though email - for an AT&T customer, email a photo to ##########@mms.att.net. Replace ##'s with the recipients number. There's a site that lists the extensions for other service providers
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Not that great of a feature...you could just email your pictures to someone and then text them to check there email....brilliant .
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I am surprised Apple has approved a program that has access to your address book. That is kind of frightening. I thought apps from the store had to operate in a "sandbox" and not access other things on your phone.
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Cool, please keep us posted on the improvements of this app. Thanks.
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This has been confirmed to suck ass by modmyi
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Until Flutter can provide the ability to receive pictures, email is still the way to go.
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should this have been done in a much better way...
