I have to test my app on genymotion, my app listen to BroadcastReceiver but my problem is how do i send sms to Genymotion is it possible?
A baseband emulation is available on Genymotion.
It embeds SMS and Phone Call.
Available to paid licenses (Business & Indie).
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I ask the user for a review at the end of the conversation using a basicCard.
It is not possible on a device with no screen or web browser so essentially I can only ask for reviews when my action is used on an android or iOS device.
So, is it possible to send a notification from the user's non screen device to his phone?
You can use multi-surface conversations, which will allow you to send a notification from a speaker to a phone to continue the conversation with the same session.
all my app is base on SMS communication, first I use this sms package (https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/sms) but it's only supported by android. It's work fine for this.
But I need also to implement my app on iOS, so I use this new package (https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/flutter_sms) but it's didn"t work for me... when I try to send SMS to 0123456789, native sms APP call me an error :" wrong format [0123456789]".but I never add [].
I tried also simple_sms plugin (https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/simple_sms) first I don't know if it's iOS compatible, and when I click on "send SMS" I'm redirected to the native SMS app ...
I see that URL_lancher can send SMS, but if I understand, URL_lancher call also the native app to send SMS...
I need something more transparent. So are there an other example to send simple SMS in ios and android or just iOS with flutter, without call a second page ?
thank you
There's no available Flutter plugin with iOS support for sending SMS directly without launching an SMS app. For Android, you can use telephony - this has support for sending SMS directly from your app.
You can also try exploring Twilio. However, this requires a network connection to be able to send an SMS.
I have a beacon that is transmitting Eddystone - URL. I can locate my beacon using the Physical Web app in Android. I read that from Chrome 49 Physical web is by default supported by chrome but I'm using Chrome 69 version but I didn't get any nearby notification. In short my questions are,
Does Chrome by default support physical web? and if it does should I have to open the chrome app to get my notifications displayed?
Do people need to have any specific app to get nearby notifications?
You must actively turn on Physical Web in Chrome for Android's privacy settings as described here.
These notifications can also be delivered by Nearby, which requires Google Play Services, but no other apps on the phone. Most Android devices outside of China have Google Play Services installed, but those in China as well as Amazon Fire tablets and some other devices do not, and will not receive these notifications. The link above also describes how users must opt-in to Nearby notifications. If they do not opt-in, they will not get the notifications.
I plan on implementing Google App Invites on our iOS and Android app. What I have not been able to figure out yet is will an iOS user be able to invite an Android user and vice versa - and is there a way to have the invite recognize which device the recipient is using and send to the correct store?
You can send invites cross platform between Android and iOS, even have a mixture among recipients in a single invite.
For app invites to find the correct cross platform app to install the mapping must be defined in the developers console (console.developers.google.com) by putting them in the same project.
When sending an invite from an Android app the link that is generated and sent in the invite is a link to the play store. So currently, I'm guessing Android users can only invite Android users.
The link generated from an iOS app is to a webpage, so theoretically it's possible to identify the OS via user agent and send to the correct store. Currently that does not happen though, the page redirects to iTunes when opened on Android as well.
So, it seems that currently you can only send an invite to the store corresponding to your OS, i.e. Android users can only send an invite to the play store and iOS users to the app store.
I found SMS notifications are not supported in iPhone,but I found a video on Pebble Smart watch which sends SMS notification and iMessage notification. Here are the video and the application links.
http://www.razorianfly.com/2012/12/07/pebble-officially-announces-sms-and-imessage-support-for-iphone-video/
http://www.iphoneincanada.ca/iphone-news/pebble-watch-now-supports-iphone-sms-and-imessage-video/
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pebble-smartwatch/id592012721?mt=8
I also found on the web SMS notifications are supported only in iOS6 but not iOS5
Previous stackoverflow and other links on SMS notifications.
Registering SMS notification on iPhone
How to send email,sms notification from iPhone to Bluetooth LE device?
Receive Notification for SMS using iPhone
sms notification
http://lists.apple.com/archives/bluetooth-dev/2012/Nov/msg00088.html
What needs to be done to get notified? Implementing MAP Profile on the bluetooth device is suffcient ?
I believe that iOS 6 adds message (SMS and iMessage) notification support in the form of the Bluetooth MAP (Message Access Profile).
So unless your intended usage involves you being connected via Bluetooth then you cannot use this feature of iOS6.
I do not think that it is possible to monitor the reception of incoming message with the Apple's Official iOS SDK since you would need to utilize a private framework, so you would need to make it a jail-broken app.