SMS processing

Question

SMS

What are the ways to automatically process (or at least see on a computer and work with their text) SMS that comes to a regular cell phone number?

Answer 1

Connect the phone to the computer with a cord and through the native SMS program you can read and send.
That this works 100% can be argued at least on the example of Nokia phones and their Ovi Suite.

Answer 2

smsc.ru has the "Answers" function, you can configure it so that when an SMS comes to their federal number of the form Login_in_sms: message text, your script is called at your_domain/script?parameters. More details - smsc.ru/api/

Answer 3

For example here:
smstools3.kekekasvi.com/

Answer 4

If modems are not allowed, then two options are seen:
1) The SIM card is still in the phone (smartphone) on which the program is installed, which, upon receipt of SMS, does some actions (broadcasts it to the Internet)
2) Processing occurs without the participation of the phone - it is configured some kind of forwarding (this is possible for calls, but I don’t know for SMS), to another number and there already ... Well, some modem apparently. Or some direct GSM network gateway.

Answer 5

On the n900, you can track SMS-related events via dbus. I made a script in python that catches SMS about a server crash and displays these messages for me on a separate widget.

Answer 6

Megafon-Moscow has such a service: smsplus.megafonmoscow.ru

Answer 7

GSM terminals support AT commands.
To get started, you can read
www.developershome.com/sms/howToReceiveSMSUsingPC.asp
And if you want to go deeper, then here
www.3gpp.org/ftp/Specs/html-info/27007.htm
And above, the option with MeGoo is recommended. Choose what is more convenient to work with.
Personally, I like the idea of ​​using MeGoo more.

Answer 8

Naturally, except for the way when the SIM card is plugged into the GPRS / 3G modem

Answer 9

Well, except for this method. Nevertheless thank you.

Answer 10

I don’t remember exactly, but there was a special plug-in for MS Office, or it was just for sending.

Answer 11

Looking for SIM Hosting

Answer 12

Yes, I already understood from the answers above that either use such a service, or, in fact, make an analogue yourself using a SIM card in a modem and a program.

Answer 13

A bunch of GSM modem (almost any usb “whistle” sold by cellular operators for Internet access) + software (asterisk with chan_datacard is also suitable for small traffic).
But I want to upset you - the performance (for reception) of SMS is lame at least for Huawei E1550, and possibly for other similar modems. An ordinary device is able to receive 2-5 consecutive SMS (for example, a "long" SMS) in ~5 seconds, but the E1550 can only receive one SMS at a time. The next ones will come to him in 5-15 seconds (depending on the settings of the operator's equipment).

Answer 14

http://nhutils.ru/sms.htm
it is possible to call your own incoming SMS handler