- #GOOGLE ASSISTANT SEND SMS MESSAGE FROM TABLET TO PHONE INSTALL#
- #GOOGLE ASSISTANT SEND SMS MESSAGE FROM TABLET TO PHONE ANDROID#
SMS on Google Voice could be better, but the ability to route messages to many different devices is a real win. There have been some complaints that it replies using your phone's SMS service and therefore you'd incur fees or message count costs, but it seems a small price to pay to let people know, automatically, that you'd rather they talk to you on another number. One such tool is Google Voice Auto-reply SMS, a free tool that sends out replies suggesting your correspondents use your new number. If you've been giving out your phone's SMS number and would like your friends and correspondents to start using your Google Voice number, there are a wide number of tools in the Play Store that can help you out. You can turn off alerts when your phone screen is off, but then, that pretty much defeats the purpose of getting alerts. One other thing I've noticed, and this could be just because I'm using an inductive charger, but every ten or fifteen minutes or so, the phone beeps to tell me it's charging, and a Glowfly alert pops up. One work-around is to go into the system settings and turn off SMS notifications.
#GOOGLE ASSISTANT SEND SMS MESSAGE FROM TABLET TO PHONE ANDROID#
Android 4.4 apparently doesn't allow applications to tell the messaging app when messages have been read, so you might get multiple alerts. First, it looks like it's going to be somewhat borked with KitKat. There are some problems with this solution.
#GOOGLE ASSISTANT SEND SMS MESSAGE FROM TABLET TO PHONE INSTALL#
Once you install Glowfly, you'll need to go into the Google Voice app, open Settings, open Sync and notifications, and set "Receive text messages" to be via the messaging app rather than the Google Voice app. Since I got my Android S4, I've used a $1.29 app called Glowfly to generate pop-up notifications. You'd have to check all the time to see if anything came in, and, at least for my way of doing things, that's unacceptable. The problem is receiving them, because the Google Voice app, all on its own, doesn't trigger any notifications telling you that a message has been received. In fact, I use the Google Voice app as my primary tool for sending SMS messages.
With the Google Voice app, you can send and receive SMS messages.
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