Dang. I don't know what Chomp wouldn't do for me at first look, but I'm looking at again now and it is RICH in features. Thanks for making my life all the more complicated! LOLYessir, you can lock text with Chomp.
Dang. I don't know what Chomp wouldn't do for me at first look, but I'm looking at again now and it is RICH in features. Thanks for making my life all the more complicated! LOLYessir, you can lock text with Chomp.
Man, you're easily impressed. Lol.Dang. I don't know what Chomp wouldn't do for me at first look, but I'm looking at again now and it is RICH in features. Thanks for making my life all the more complicated! LOL
Found something I can't do... can't assign a different notification icon per contact.Yessir, you can lock text with Chomp.
Haha, I use LightFlow for all notifications. I miss those crazy LED flashing like mad from my BlackBerries.Found something I can't do... can't assign a different notification icon per contact.
Ah, an LED is back on my Pixel XL! Forgot how much I missed that! ;-)Haha, I use LightFlow for all notifications. I miss those crazy LED flashing like mad from my BlackBerries.
Ok, let me rephrase. An LED is back in my life. It is present on my Pixel.LED has always been present on the pixel
I knew what you meant from the context of our conversation. Lol.Ok, let me rephrase. An LED is back in my life. It is present on my Pixel.
Just curious why you'd send the same text at the same time every night. Is it a reminder?NO, it does not. I need it to send a text every night at 11pm - and it can't be set up to do that.
However, you can get apps that do ONLY that if you want, and I'm trying that right now. Textra in concert with an app called (strangely enough) "SMS Scheduler".
Check post #86 in this thread.Just curious why you'd send the same text at the same time every night. Is it a reminder?
Also, tasker should be able to do that pretty easy if a combo approach is an option. Not sure if IFTTT would do the same or not.
Yup saw it as I continued through.Check post #86 in this thread.
Pulse is a great choice. It has web app but also a chrome extension and a dedicated Chrome appIs there an app that someone can suggest that I could download on my laptop also, that would provide seamless texting regardless of which device I am on- laptop or phone?
Is there an app that someone can suggest that I could download on my laptop also, that would provide seamless texting regardless of which device I am on- laptop or phone?
Shoot I was off Android when Allo came out and still don't know exactly what it's supposed to be.I use Google Messages. If Allo had full SMS/MMS support I would use it. I like Allo, but damn Google, it needs real SMS support.