SMS APP ?? - Nexus 7 (2013) Themes and Apps

Are their any apps that send text messages with the Nexus 7 (2013) model? Not rooted. Not having any luck. My hangouts app doesn't seem to be working either. Any help will be welcomed.
Thank You, Vinny
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Mighty text sends text messages using your cell phone number.
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Text Plus . you can also make calls
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Thank You
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I see you use Verizon. They have a free app that uses your cell number over WiFi. Works ok for me.

Have you considered Tablet Talk? I currently use it and think it works great.

Zorena86 said:
Have you considered Tablet Talk? I currently use it and think it works great.
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I've used TT also and found it worked well too. It actually syncs the messages better then the Verizon app because it goes in and out of the phone instead of the N7 via Wi-Fi. I don't remember if there were more features with the paid version but it worked so well I kicked the dev for coins.
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which tablet text app

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Which tablet texting app are people using and would you recommend it.
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Which tablet texting app are people using and would you recommend it.
Thanks
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I hear tablet talk is the best paid app. There is a free one made by mighty text I believe that people use also.
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I use Google voice because it syncs with my sprint number
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Highly recommend Tablet Talk.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apdroid.tabtalk
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.openmindnetworks.android.dinamotxt
best free one I use
I use mighty text - free , syncs all the time, can send mms and just works
Tablet Talk, Google Play
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Android Device Manager Website Live

As of today the track*ing web*site has gone live. This isn’t the com*plete setup just yet, but for now you can track, ring and erase a lost device from the web
https://www.google.com/android/devicemanager
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Tried earlier and it couldn't find my phone. :/
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Tried earlier and it couldn't find my phone. :/
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Mine connected instantly, located and rang my phone just fine. My brother has a S3 and he is also having problems, he has multiple devices showing up (which he has).
Even though I hadn't at the time, you could try activating Android Device Manager in Device Administrator by checking the tick box it and trying again. I was using Chrome (which also did the work on my brothers S3 lol)
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Aaaand we are tracking!!!
Really nice feature, got it today or yesterday.
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'no active devices' error for me
If you're having trouble tracking, try signing out of your online Google account. Go back to Android Device Manager then sign in again. Works for me
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Working fine for my device
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Wezi said:
If you're having trouble tracking, try signing out of your online Google account. Go back to Android Device Manager then sign in again. Works for me
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Thanks, that worked!
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That's pretty cool.
Very handy if you don't have Cerberus installed - wonder how long til they introduce Cerberus' other features (taking pictures of / filming the schmuck that stole your android etc)

[APP Q] SMS via tethering from wifi Nexus

I think the subject says it all.
For example, if I tether my Nexus 7 wifi to my Galaxy S3 to get cellular data, is there an app that I can then text from my Nexus to send texts over the cellular network?
Think I have found what I am looking for with Mighty Text from the Play store.
Many people have been using that, though if you use google voice paired with your phone number, you can send texts via wifi. Though voice doesn't support mms.
Mighty text works great. It even shows the battery level of the phone.
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Desksms and tabletsms, its a $5 yearly subscription but it works really well. You need desksms on the phone and tabletsms on the nexus 7
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I use might text on my tablet. I have the wifi tablet but texts will still transfer when my phone is on 2g 3g or 4g. Even tells you phone battery and who is calling your phone
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If you use Verizon like I do they have their own application that allows you to do that
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I use tablet talk and I've never had any issues, I highly recommend it I've been using it for a very long time.
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Every app thats mentioned above supports only text msgs or they can support whatsapp aswell?
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@DrakeSlayer: its just for SMS texting...If you want something that can control whatsapp, look on apps like airdroid.
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App to link phone?

Hi guys,
I have the wifi only version of N7 and I use it a lot while at home. The only problem is that I have to keep reaching back to my phone to reply to SMS or whatsapp. Do you guys know of some app through which I can link my phone so that I can send messages through my tablet itself and not have to reach to the phone? Something like Airdroid maybe? Or Snappea? I can still use these apps through the browser but can you guys suggest some better way or app?
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I use mighty text. Works great
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There's DeskSMS and TabletSMS.
You need to have DeskSMS working on your phone, then TabletSMS will work. You can also install a browser extension so you can reply to SMS via computer as well. DeskSMS costs money, not sure how much exactly, as it's been awhile since I bought it.
Hangouts would be an easier "fix"
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I use tablet talk
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I use google voice.
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Thanks guys. Google Voice isn't available in India yet. I'll try TabletSMS.
So the sms issue is solved. Can we access WhatsApp somehow on a wifi only tab? You guys know of a way?
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Tablet talk is what you need. It sends SMS and notifications to your tab. You can reply back and stuff. I haven't used it but I heard it works great.
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player911 said:
Tablet talk is what you need. It sends SMS and notifications to your tab. You can reply back and stuff. I haven't used it but I heard it works great.
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Oh okay. It sends notifications too? I'll try it. Thanks
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You know how you can....

You know how we can receive a message using Qpair than we can respond?
Is there a way or a app that we can CREATE a message from our Gpad and send it to the phone, than the phone sends it out to the person?
Thanks for any help....
I use an app called MightyText which allows you to do this.
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Another vote for mighty text. It also has a chrome extension so you can do the same thing on your computer
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I use an app called MightyText which allows you to do this.
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Using MightyText on my tablet after your suggestion and it is a pretty cool app. Thanks!
Tablet Talk uses wifi or bluetooth and supports SMS and MMS
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apdroid.tabtalk&hl=en

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