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couldn't you use MMS?
I think MMS has a higher limit. I looked at the \/erizon site and here is what I found... "How many text characters can be entered into a picture/video message? The maximum number of characters that can be entered into a picture/video message is 400 (a space counts as one character). " |
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I believe Vcast to Vcast phones use a proprietary messaging service. I heard it from a verizon rep.
But we all know how reliable in store reps. are...
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now that you mention it- I think that's right. One of the treo firware revisions allowed more than 160 others did not. My sister in law has a razr and she would send big messaged all the time. On some phones I'd get the whole message on others it would just truncate at 160. I'm thinking it must have been that some treo roms where 'vcast' compatible and others weren't. MAkes some sense now that you tossed that out. |
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You can still type a novel... it you look in the corner of the messaging screen you will see a 1/1 or 1/2 etc. Thats the number of 160 character-limited messages you have created. When you are done with your "novel", it will send it but the person will simple recieve 1 or 2 or 3 text messages containing the full message.
As it has been mentioned you have your messages stiched together using a non-standard sms service but the end result is still the same. I sometimes pump out small books worth of text and everyone within my circle still receives them fine. Of course you can email too and that is basically un-restricted but then not everyone receives email on their phone. But many of my friends have PPC's and so we just email large text, attachements, etc... |
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actually it's better this way- it's the most compatible.
If you send from one of the phones with the non-standard setting to a phone that only gets the standard 160 length the receiving phone just truncates at 160 and the end of the message gets lopped off |
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