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How to programmatically send SMS on the iPhone?
Is it possible to send text messages from an iphone app automatically through code. I havent seen any sample code of this yet?
There is no support from Apple in the original SDK to do automatic sending. I mean, the support that exists in the official SDK - the MessageUI framework - allows you to send text messages, but you can't escape the UI that Apple imposes, and you can't send the messages automatically.
But what you can do is to use a 3rd party service. I've been using clickatell.com for about 6 years now ( vb6 and .net too :) ... ) - and i only can recommend it ...
You could give a go with them ?
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Text to speech on iPhone
How do I get started with text-to-speech conversion in iPhone?
I want to read the text typed by the user. Are there any available libraries or demos? I have gone through some of them, but I didn't understand where to start it from.
For online,you can use my Google-TTS-Library-For-iOS to achieve your goal.
Offline iPhone TTS implementation is easy to do. You can see the details here.
There are many paid and free iOS TTS libraries are available .
They are ,
Free (Offline/Online)
iphone-tts Note: read "HOW TO USE" section .
TTSOverview-iOS
flite-1.4-iphone
Openears
cmu.edu
RJGoogleTTS
VocalKit
Paid (Online)
iSpeech iOS SDK (TTS and ASR)
nuance Dragon-dictation
Acapala
ivona
neospeech
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How can I use private APIs to block incoming calls in an iOS application?
Can anybody help me to create block list of calls for jailbroken ios devices?
Is there any private APIs are available for creating block list?
Thanks
See How can I use private APIs to block incoming calls in an iOS application?
I haven't tried it myself, but the accepted answer and the link provided (http://tech.ruimaninfo.com/?p=83) should answer your question.
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File Upload to HTTP server in iphone programming
How can i upload images and text to HTTP server in iphone programming...and which API used for it........
Thanks in advance..
The most popular 3rd party library in all of iOS is ...
http://allseeing-i.com/ASIHTTPRequest/
basically every single iPhone app uses it. the instructions are trivial and are right there on the page - enjoy
Do not forget to make a donation to the guy, even a small one -- if he stops supporting it the entire iPhone industry will collapse!
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Launch an app from within another (iPhone)
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I have to do an application that should be launched from the iPhone native applications like calendar, contacts and mail box etc... is it possible to launch 3rd party application from the native app, whether apple allows the developer to do this.
It's possible and quite east in fact. You have to create a custom URL that launch your app.
E.g myApp://?param=value look at this excellent tutorial
Then in the email you click on the URL and your app is launched... This solutino work only in apps that recognize URL
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How to programmatically send SMS on the iPhone?
i am new to iPhone programming and i was thinking of developing an sms application through which user can send and receive sms inside my application similar to iPhone own message application.i think apple doesn't provide any API regarding accessing sms inbox?? is there any other way around it??
I'm afraid this is not possible through the default iPhone SDK.
You have two possibilities:
Create an application through Open Tool Chain. I'm not very experienced with this kind of developement, but I think it should be possible to access the SMS inbox etc from outside. Drawback: Only jailbroken phones, no App Store...
Create your own service that sends SMS via, for example, a server. You could use Push notifications or something to indicate when new messages has arrived. You should however be aware of, and read up on, Apple's guidelines regarding applications that imitate functionality of built in core applications.
Have a look at the list of new features in iPhone OS 4 ("In-App SMS").
Can't help you regarding the actual API and what its limitations are, though.