Hi to everyone is interested. After the root of my Nexus 7 2013 Lte I'm restoring my app with Titanium from the backup of my old Galaxy tab 7. I have tried to restore Messaging app and It worked! Now I can send and receive sms!!! The Messaging app in my Galaxy tab 7 come from a cyanogen rom. I attache the app extracted from the rom. Make backup before to give it a try!!!
And what carrier are you on?
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Muikkuman said:
And what carrier are you on?
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3G Italy, but I suppose it work with everyone.
Yes :thumbup:
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allanon said:
3G Italy, but I suppose it work with everyone.
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Would this work with the WiFi (non lte) version? Previously, I installed the MMS apk from my note 2 and it didn't work on my non-rooted nexus 7. I had to go with Google voice to get MMS. Any ideas?
If you don't have cellular service there's no way you're gonna be able to text. that's awesome that it works on the LTE model though, makes me wanna pick one up...
will we be able to make phone calls on the LTE version with an xda hack? i want to put my simcard from my nexus4 into the nexus7 LTE model
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If you don't have cellular service there's no way you're gonna be able to text. that's awesome that it works on the LTE model though, makes me wanna pick one up...
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It makes me want to pick one up, too. You know, if it were available in the US and all...
I deodexed the Mms.apk from my Nexus 4 (Android 4.3) and put it on my N7 LTE. Worked perfectly. If you also want to use the original JB Mms.apk, here are the steps:
1. boot into a custom recovery
2. mount your /system partition
3. adb push "path to your/Mms.apk" /system/app
4. adb shell chmod 0644 /system/app/Mms.apk
5. adb reboot
And that's all. Original 4.3 SMS App for your N7 LTE
Good to know. Thanks
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When the LTE tablet comes to the US, this hack probably won't work on Verizon Wireless. They specifically put an SMS / MMS block on tablets upon activation. (So even the sim card swap wouldn't work.)
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When the LTE tablet comes to the US, this hack probably won't work on Verizon Wireless. They specifically put an SMS / MMS block on tablets upon activation. (So even the sim card swap wouldn't work.)
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all you need to do to text from your tablet is use this app. It ties to your phone number and text come and go via wifi. I use it and almost never text from my phone anymore. It also works inside of gmail on your pc, or has a chrome extension and works as a tab in chrome. There is almost no lag between the time the phone gets the text and when it appears on your tablet in both send and receive. I highly recommend this app.
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all you need to do to text from your tablet is use this app.
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Nifty. Yeah, that would work even with an SMS block because it bypasses the cellular network entirely. Good find.
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Nifty. Yeah, that would work even with an SMS block because it bypasses the cellular network entirely. Good find.
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So it must go to a gateway somewhere. Where?
alpine101 said:
So it must go to a gateway somewhere. Where?
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I was wondering the same thing. I'm also curious what their profit model is.
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I was wondering the same thing. I'm also curious what their profit model is.
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Phone number harvesting for future text ad revenue maybe?
You can use certain SMS apps on WiFi only. Like whatsapp. You download the app from the whatsapp website, install and select your country and enter your phone number in and press OK. It may take 5mins. After it will fail and you just enter the number you received on you phone and type it into whatsapp on Your tablet.. Tada.
Note. You can only use whatsapp on one device.
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Voice+ from CM with Google Voice and stock mms.apk (or any other texting app) is another method for texting with your tablet, but only with your GV number. I was also using Desk SMS with Tablet SMS, but That hasn't been updated in a year and don't know how I feel about paying for an app that's no longer supported, but it works well, though SwiftKey seems delayed when entering text in that.
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Just use go sms pro, that works well and doesn't require root or overwriting mms.apk
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I use Tablet Talk. Great for SMS, MMS and Phone calls. It links with your phone via WiFi or Bluetooth.
I also have Text + installed. Works over WiFi. You get an actual phone number for your tablet.
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Hi,
I just got my Nexus 7 a few days ago and am wondering if anyone has come up with a solution to connect the tablet with my mobile. What I would like to do is receive and send text messages on the tablet, routed through my phone and if possible the same with Whatsapp.
I know you can get Whatsapp working on the Nexus 7, but not with the same phone number as the mobile, at least not at the same time.
Tablet Talk App
This is quite nice for SMS and it also alerts you to phone calls.
Doesn't do whatsapp, but I have no idea what does
I use tablet talk wicked app
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personally, i use MySMS..
I went with Tablet Talk and it really is great.
Anybody know of a solution for Whatsapp?
Maybe email the developer of Tablet talk and ask him about adding support for whatsapp
From the reviews I am reading, it's pretty amazing. Sounds good.
I sent a feature request for Whatsapp support - I'll report here when I get a reply
I restored my whatsapp to N7 by titanium, and receiving the messages on both devices N7 & GNexus
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Won't the app give you an error that its not working?
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I restored my whatsapp to N7 by titanium, and receiving the messages on both devices N7 & GNexus
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he is right, just make a backup with TB on your phone, then just copy the 3 achievement to the TB folder on your tablet, do the restore with TB and it work, i have it on my Iconia A100 and my phone :good:
This app works flawlessy in my opinion.
Koush (ClockworkMod) has just released TabletSMS, works a treat. Easy set-up with a free trial period as well.
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I'll give restoring whatsapp a try. If it's as easy as that...
Tablet talk is very simple and it makes getting text messages and phone calls fairly simple using the app. I barely touch my phone now that I use this app at home.
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mysms is free, and syncs over internet
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I restored my whatsapp to N7 by titanium, and receiving the messages on both devices N7 & GNexus
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i also used the Titanium method. Do you receive the same message on both devices? When I send a message from my Nexus 7, I only receive the response on my Nexus 7, not on my phone. The same when I send from my phone, I only receive the response on my phone only. So in my situation i can not receive the same message on both devices. You can?
Mightytext
I've been using Mightytext. I really like the computer apps/notifications and that it uses my phone number. It works in the N7 browsers but no apps or notifications as of yet.
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i also used the Titanium method. Do you receive the same message on both devices? When I send a message from my Nexus 7, I only receive the response on my Nexus 7, not on my phone. The same when I send from my phone, I only receive the response on my phone only. So in my situation i can not receive the same message on both devices. You can?
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Same here. But should do the job.
I'm interested in people with direct experience using apps on the N7 that enable text messaging over a WiFi connection. I'm interested in ones that truly allow you to send & receive messages to/from cell phones - not ones dependant upon email (as I believe gtalk is).
PS - The UI has to be easy to use, as this is getting setup on an N7 for my Father-in-Law - and he's 62.
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I'm interested in people with direct experience using apps on the N7 that enable text messaging over a WiFi connection. I'm interested in ones that truly allow you to send & receive messages to/from cell phones - not ones dependant upon email (as I believe gtalk is).
PS - The UI has to be easy to use, as this is getting setup on an N7 for my Father-in-Law - and he's 62.
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Only app I use is tablet talk. You can connect via WiFi or Bluetooth. It can send and receive MMS also. It is the best app I have used. I use it daily. It is $2.99 I believe but well worth the price.
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There are none. They all need your phone near you.
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There are none. They all need your phone near you.
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Really? I've always thought there were apps available that allowed true WiFi messaging. Some of the ones I've been looking at are:
HeyWire
textPlus
Talkatone
In the reading I've done so far, these all seem to be apps that allow one to do what I'm aiming for. I started this topic thread to see if anyone on the N7 has either direct experience with any of these, or any other apps that are similar in function/purpose.
You're saying that even these require a phone to be tethered through WiFi, or BT though?
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There are none. They all need your phone near you.
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This is not true. CLOUD SMS is an app that does not require blue tooth, or for the phone and tablet to be connected to the same Wifi. It is simple to use, your phone can be on data, or wifi(doesn't have to be same location), and you can send and receive from phone or tab. It cost 99 cents in the play store. I've followed it through the beta process here on xda and I would highly recommend it.
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Saenzscene said:
Only app I use is tablet talk. You can connect via WiFi or Bluetooth. It can send and receive MMS also. It is the best app I have used. I use it daily. It is $2.99 I believe but well worth the price.
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Thanks for the quick reply. I looked this app up and read about it. This app looks like it does require a tethered phone. Is that true in your experience with it, or is there a way to use it independently of a phone?
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This is not true. CLOUD SMS is an app that does not require blue tooth, or for the phone and tablet to be connected to the same Wifi. It is simple to use, your phone can be on data, or wifi(doesn't have to be same location), and you can send and receive from phone or tab. It cost 99 cents in the play store. I've followed it through the beta process here on xda and I would highly recommend it.
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You have no clue what you're talking about, it's the exact same as tablet talk which i use.
So OP, don't get all excited.
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I use tablet talk/desk SMS I never keep my phone on Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection and it works just fine
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Thanks for the quick reply. I looked this app up and read about it. This app looks like it does require a tethered phone. Is that true in your experience with it, or is there a way to use it independently of a phone?
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I misunderstood your request. I apologize. Yeah it requires both phone and tablet to be on the same WiFi network in order to use for SMS/MMS.
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I use tablet talk/desk SMS I never keep my phone on Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection and it works just fine
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The OP is talking about texting from a tablet over WiFi with no phone at all.
Can't be done, texts are sent over mobile data and not WiFi.
Google voice may be able to do it, but not sure.
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The OP is talking about texting from a tablet over WiFi with no phone at all.
Can't be done, texts are sent over mobile data and not WiFi.
Google voice may be able to do it, but not sure.
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Google Voice is an interesting angle to try. I wonder if it'd be over his head though. Thanks for that suggestion, I'll look into that one and see what it's capable of.
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You have no clue what you're talking about, it's the exact same as tablet talk which i use.
So OP, don't get all excited.
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Doesn't tablet talk require that you be on the same wifi with both the phone and tablet, or be connected by bluetooth? Cloud SMS does not require either of these, my phone can be at home and my tablet can be at work connected to wifi, this is a fact, I use it every day. If I'm wrong about Tablet Talk requirements(haven't used it several months) then I apologize. I may have misunderstood the question, but the information I provided, in response to your comment that the phone and tablet have to be near each other, was correct. But your "tone" is both unnecessary and not appreciated. I was just trying to provide info on an app that I am familiar with. I'm not sure what your problem is.
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I use Verizon messages on mine. It is Dependant on having a Verizon smartphone and being on the same wifi, but works like a charm for me. Let's you send and receive SMS amend MMS and pretty much anything your phone can do and doesn't require a separate plan for the tablet
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Mighty Text let's you send texts through your phone using your pc. I am using the beta for nexus 7, so when I get a text on my Optimus G, I get a notification on my Nexus 7 and have the ability to respond to the text using the tablet, and no need to use the telephone. As far as the texter goes, they think you are texting from your phone. Even better, anything you do on the tablet shows up in your telephone's text app. Mighty Text also allows you to keep a history of the text. I hope this helps.
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Doesn't tablet talk require that you be on the same wifi with both the phone and tablet, or be connected by bluetooth? Cloud SMS does not require either of these, my phone can be at home and my tablet can be at work connected to wifi, this is a fact, I use it every day. If I'm wrong about Tablet Talk requirements(haven't used it several months) then I apologize. I may have misunderstood the question, but the information I provided, in response to your comment that the phone and tablet have to be near each other, was correct. But your "tone" is both unnecessary and not appreciated. I was just trying to provide info on an app that I am familiar with. I'm not sure what your problem is.
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This is correct. I use Cloud SMS everyday. I hate connecting my phone to wifi, but it still uses the phones mobile data to send the sms through the internet to my wifi tablet. Also when im away from home, i tether them together and it also works perfectly like that as well. I hate taking my phone out of my pocket while im on my tablet, this way I never have to.
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You have no clue what you're talking about, it's the exact same as tablet talk which i use.
So OP, don't get all excited.
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It's less expensive. I don't know for tablet talk but the Dev of cloud SMS is super fast to respond and to add features. You can find his thread on xda.
Also it s not possible without phone. Maybe with a 3g model and the sms app? Not even sure it will work...
Why not just set up a Google phone# and side load whatsApp? I have it on my n7 linked to my Google voice number. No problems. No needed to target to phone or data. True wifi sms ... And free.
The setup is the hard part...Very easy after that.
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mysms
Mysms is a great tool! It can send sms over your phone and gets synched automatically. It even supports "internal" (free) messages from mysms-users and group chats (since yesterday). Very nice tool!
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Why not just set up a Google phone# and side load whatsApp? I have it on my n7 linked to my Google voice number. No problems. No needed to target to phone or data. True wifi sms ... And free.
The setup is the hard part...Very easy after that.
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So, you have a Google Voice number, don't have it tied to anything, and are able to send txt via your tablet that way?
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Yea Google voice lets you text via the tablet independent of or phone. You can even pay a one time fee of 20 dollars to import or existing phone number but if not just download the app on or tab and or good to go. And you can download the app on or phone if you want to text through that away from ur tablet
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Hi guys. i am a new owner of the nexus 7. i have a nexus 4 and how to do i sync notifications with the nexus 7? Primarily i want to sync CALLS and SMS with my nexus 7. i find myself on my nexus 7 in the living and having to go back and forth between my room to get get those notifications. is there a way to have the notification sent to my nexus 7 from my nexus 4? i don't want to use Google Voice. any help would be appreciated..
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Hi guys. i am a new owner of the nexus 7. i have a nexus 4 and how to do i sync notifications with the nexus 7? Primarily i want to sync CALLS and SMS with my nexus 7. i find myself on my nexus 7 in the living and having to go back and forth between my room to get get those notifications. is there a way to have the notification sent to my nexus 7 from my nexus 4? i don't want to use Google Voice. any help would be appreciated..
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I remember reading about a app called Tablet talk. Basically from what I understand you connect the devices through Bluetooth or WiFi (maybe either) and you can get you calls and text sent to you tablet (assuming you close enough for a connection).
A quick search turned this up (apparently there is more than one app):
http://thedroideffect.com/tablet-talk-vs-mighty-text/
Mighty text is also great for what you want. It will sheet you phonecalls and even allow you to ext from all of your devices and your PC.
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Richieboy67 said:
Mighty text is also great for what you want. It will sheet you phonecalls and even allow you to ext from all of your devices and your PC.
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I'd recommend MightText as well, but with their privacy service being such they can share your info with certain groups when they want, kills it for me.
I bought Tablet Talk a couple days ago and haven't looked back. I mean, it is a secure BT or Wifi connection just between the devices you activate, no outside party or servers involved. It's really quick, has quick popup, calling through BT headset, etc. I find it to be fantastic for what I need/want.
http://www.tablettalkapp.com/
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I'd recommend MightText as well, but with their privacy service being such they can share your info with certain groups when they want, kills it for me.
I bought Tablet Talk a couple days ago and haven't looked back. I mean, it is a secure BT or Wifi connection just between the devices you activate, no outside party or servers involved. It's really quick, has quick popup, calling through BT headset, etc. I find it to be fantastic for what I need/want.
http://www.tablettalkapp.com/
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Do you have to have bluetooth head set to talk?
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I'd recommend MightText as well, but with their privacy service being such they can share your info with certain groups when they want, kills it for me.
I bought Tablet Talk a couple days ago and haven't looked back. I mean, it is a secure BT or Wifi connection just between the devices you activate, no outside party or servers involved. It's really quick, has quick popup, calling through BT headset, etc. I find it to be fantastic for what I need/want.
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Where did you here that? What private info is shared with who and how do you know your other one doesn't?
Also, are you just a user or are you connected with this one you suggested?
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Mighty text is also great for what you want. It will sheet you phonecalls and even allow you to ext from all of your devices and your PC.
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I've been using MightText for a while now and love it.
I probably use it as much from the browser as I do from my tablet.
Excellent app! :good:
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Do you have to have bluetooth head set to talk?
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Don't know haven't tested it.
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Where did you here that? What private info is shared with who and how do you know your other one doesn't?
Also, are you just a user or are you connected with this one you suggested?
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Didn't hear anything. Read through MightyText's quite creepy privacy policy. http://mightytext.net/privacy When you start using a "free" service, you become the service.
The one I talk about wouldn't be able to as it is a simple "ad-hocish" type network between the two devices. No internet, no servers, no data, just devices talking to each other. http://www.tablettalkapp.com/faq/
I am fully just a user mate who digs the app I suggested. Use it all the time here at home and at my job. Sorry if I sound like I may be selling it, once again I just really enjoy the privacy factor of it.
Wouldn't having Google voice on both devices solve your problem? I have Google voice linked to my HTC One as my voicemail client, and I can see all my sms messages, missed calls and voicemails on both devices, although the ui leaves much to be desired. Haven't tried to make any calls on my N7 though so I can't speak on that one.
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Hi guys, need some help because after updating to 4.4 SMS function using go pro or 8 SMS doesn't seem to function well? Did I miss anything?
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Hi guys, need some help because after updating to 4.4 SMS function using go pro or 8 SMS doesn't seem to function well? Did I miss anything?
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Apparently the ability to set a default SMS client is completely disabled in the 4.4 factory image for the LTE Nexus 7 (2013). This appears to have been done at the framework level (much like tethering being disabled on ATT). Hopefully someone will be able to write a similar patch soon.
You should still be able to receive SMS via the BasicMessageReciever in the mean time.
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Apparently the ability to set a default SMS client is completely disabled in the 4.4 factory image for the LTE Nexus 7 (2013). This appears to have been done at the framework level (much like tethering being disabled on ATT). Hopefully someone will be able to write a similar patch soon.
You should still be able to receive SMS via the BasicMessageReciever in the mean time.
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tnx for the response. what a waste in upgradind to 4.4
It's awesome how there is now no way to delete SMS messages because of 4.4 so I have to root to kill them all.
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It's awesome how there is now no way to delete SMS messages because of 4.4 so I have to root to kill them all.
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how did u delete the messages as im having the same issue
I haven't been able to try yet I just got done unlocking and now I'm restoring my data but should be able to just use root to delete the SMS storage
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I haven't been able to try yet I just got done unlocking and now I'm restoring my data but should be able to just use root to delete the SMS storage
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I've tried every possible apk. Modified the framework-res.apk (fc's on boot). I'll look into it from source code. It's in the telephony.apk and framework.
Deleting the text storage should be easy fixing the default and menu is another problem. It's funny because I have the Wi-Fi only version and I was using sliding messaging to text with Google voice but it does SMS like it would on a phone so I still had this problem even though they weren't actually normal texts.
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How to install Whatsapp on the Nexus 7
http://www.whatsapp.com/android/current/WhatsApp.apk
Download Whatsapp apk from here. Install on your N7. You'll get an alert that it won't work. Just press on and continue. Punch in the phone number and wait for the text and the app to run out of the waiting time then you'll get a call me option. DON'T PRESS IT. Just put in the six digit code you got by text. Enjoy!
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How to install Whatsapp on the Nexus 7
http://www.whatsapp.com/android/current/WhatsApp.apk
Download Whatsapp apk from here. Install on your N7. You'll get an alert that it won't work. Just press on and continue. Punch in the phone number and wait for the text and the app to run out of the waiting time then you'll get a call me option. DON'T PRESS IT. Just put in the six digit code you got by text. Enjoy!
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How do I get pass the call me option please?
You put in the 6 digit code you got via text when the call me option comes.
DO NOT press call me.
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Whatsapp can be activated only on one device right ? (Using same Sim)
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You put in the 6 digit code you got via text when the call me option comes.
DO NOT press call me.
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On the smartphone I do get the code option but on the N7.2 I only get the call me button that just stays.
I waited out the 5 minutes then a call option came and also a small text box appears where you put in the code. It worked for me. You send a screenie? At the call me point take a screenshot.
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Yes one Sim one account. Unless you change the MAC address to the same on both devices.
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If you spoof the Mac address on the nexus 7 do both devices receive messages at the same time? Also how hard is it to spoof the Mac address?
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Thank you for this.
BreakShadow said:
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Download Whatsapp apk from here. Install on your N7. You'll get an alert that it won't work. Just press on and continue. Punch in the phone number and wait for the text and the app to run out of the waiting time then you'll get a call me option. DON'T PRESS IT. Just put in the six digit code you got by text. Enjoy!
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Could you tell me what version of whatsapp you guys are using? This doesn't seem to work with the current version
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ssgoku129 said:
Could you tell me what version of whatsapp you guys are using? This doesn't seem to work with the current version
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With Nexus 7 yeah there are few issues with bbm and whatsapp, the Best way to install all these apps without any Problems is Via Aptoide!!
Here is the link
Download the app, Its like Playstore, search whatsapp & Enjoy
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Worked! Thanks!
What if the message couldn't be received?
Guys ill tell u simple and 100 % working method for whats app
just take back up from titanium from another cell transfer to nexus 7 and just restore apk + data of whats app and youre good to go .
I am using whats app plus on nexus 7 2013 so i am 100 % sure it will work with u guys also .
I must be missing something as this really couldn't be simpler.
I installed WhatsApp (dowload from various places) and then gave it my mobile number.
Mobile got a text with code. Ignored that.
WhatsApp on tablet timed out after 5 minutes and then asked to Call me with the verification code. I said yes and it did with automatic message repeating the code 5 times. I inserted code on tablet.
Simples!
Did the same thing, only I got the app from aptoide. Install the app/apk, use your phone's number and u are set
Thx it works
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Guys ill tell u simple and 100 % working method for whats app
just take back up from titanium from another cell transfer to nexus 7 and just restore apk + data of whats app and youre good to go .
I am using whats app plus on nexus 7 2013 so i am 100 % sure it will work with u guys also .
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Worked perfectly for me, out of interest what is different about the modded version of whatsapp?
Ritchiejoe said:
Worked perfectly for me, out of interest what is different about the modded version of whatsapp?
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It's totally different from official what's app
Thousands of modifications
Thousands of facilities
In short What's app plus is 1000 times better than official
Use once you'll come to know
Sent From My Xperia L
freakzapster said:
It's totally different from official what's app
Thousands of modifications
Thousands of facilities
In short What's app plus is 1000 times better than official
Use once you'll come to know
Sent From My Xperia L
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Do you have a link for whatsapp+? I think it's banned from the playstore