Apple picker The last major iOS update to version number 5 brought many innovations, including Messages (iMessage). A smart application thanks to which you can send messages, pictures and videos between iDevices (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad) free of charge! Here are 3 tips how to improve the use, without such a great program. For 100% effectiveness, your friends should also know these tips.
1. Read Receipts
The Messages application has the ability to notify when the recipient has read your message and, conversely, when you have read the sender's message. The feature is disabled by default. In 'Settings' (I set the language to Czech), select 'Messages' and then enable 'Read confirmation', this way your contacts will see when you have read a message from them.
2. Get in sync!
We remain in the settings and specifically on the item 'Receive on'. If you have more than one e-mail address and want to receive messages on one common account, add it here. Each new address must be confirmed via a verification email. This way, even people who have only one of them will find you.
3. Caller ID
The feature is only available to users with more than one email account connected to Messages (tip number 2).
After the shovel; you determine what your contacts will see when receiving your messages. You can choose either your number if you're using an iPhone, or your main email address. Personally, I would choose an e-mail address if you use Messages on an iPod Touch or iPad that does not have a phone number.
People, what are you doing with those settings, they are SETTINGS!
They could still work on it. When someone sends me a text message to my phone number, iMassagge should be automatically received even on iPad and Mac, where I only have email set up. I think Apple could unify it.
Or vice versa, if the sender on the iPhone does not have access to the Internet and tries to send a message to an email, it should be intelligently switched and sent from the right as an SMS to the phone. The email is paired with Krery.
It would need a total update to the Slovak language (commas, "without such", "príjmaní"...).
Maybe someone doesn't know, so I'll add that documents can also be sent to iMessage from a Mac.
The Viber application also communicates with Android and marked people who use it in their contacts. It works perfectly