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Archive for the ‘Mobile Application Development’ Category
jQuery HTML5 Signature Pad
Posted in ASP.net, C#, JavaScript, Mobile Application Development, tagged HTML5, Jquery, Sign Pad, Signature Pad on February 25, 2012 | 4 Comments »
Send Long SMS/Multipart SMS/Concatenated SMS
Posted in C#, General, Mobile Application Development, Uncategorized, tagged Concatenated SMS, How to send long sms, Long SMS, Multipart SMS on April 4, 2010 | 72 Comments »
Here I am writing about most awaited post of my blog with great excitement. In this post I will explain you , how to send long SMS or multipart SMS or concatenated SMS. Before I explain you I want to share my experience during searching for the secret of long SMS. When I started searching [...]
Read / Receive SMS Using AT Command
Posted in Mobile Application Development, tagged Incoming SMS Indication, New SMS Indication, Read SMS, Receive SMS Using AT Command on July 15, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Before I start explaining, you must be sure that your handset supports SMS read functionality using an AT command. How can I test whether my handset supports or not? Answer is pretty simple, try executing AT+CMGR=? AT Command. If it returns ”\r\nOK\r\n” then congratulation your handset modem supports Read SMS functionality. Reading an SMS from [...]
Send SMS using AT Commands
Posted in Mobile Application Development, tagged Send SMS, Send SMS Using An At Command on July 4, 2009 | 18 Comments »
If you are writing an application which sends SMS using AT commands then, you must read this post. Few days ago I started to develop an application which is completely AT command based. Here I am going to explain the things that I learnt from experience. First and the foremost thing before you start developing [...]
Working with AT Commands (Mobile Application)
Posted in .net, C#, General, Mobile Application Development, tagged AT, AT Command List, AT Commands, c# AT commands, C# Serial Port Communication, HyperTerminal, Mobile Application Development, Serial Port Communication, Text Mode Vs. PDU Mode on May 16, 2009 | 1 Comment »
In this article I am going to explain how you can use at commands for mobile application development. Before I am going to explain AT command I want to share some knowledge with you. AT commands are for GSM modem only so in order to execute at command you need mobile with GSM modem. Each [...]
