Android SMS intercept without notification icon or WAP-PUSH messages?

Some guys from the Ericsson lab presented their push solution during the droidcon this year (with some additional reasoning why push is good) Here's the link to their site: https://labs.ericsson. Com/apis/mobile-java-push/blog/push-android-droidpush-droidcamp.

Some guys from the Ericsson lab presented their push solution during the droidcon this year (with some additional reasoning why push is good). Here's the link to their site: https://labs.ericsson. Com/apis/mobile-java-push/blog/push-android-droidpush-droidcamp.

I would recommend PUSH or a web service to do the task your requesting. WAP is a SMS message with a URL, it's goal is to allow users to download content from the web, kinda like a MMS message but for phones without MMS capability. Usually it's a premium message (Meaning the end user pays for these).

As for SMS, I don't think you can delete these from the phone without the knowledge of the user. Think legal on this. Would you want to receive and send SMS messages without your knowledge?

SMS can also bill your phone so I'm thinking legally I would recommend avoiding this. Another note if you're going to use SMS is that you would need a short code and a aggragator. Even if you have the short code and aggragator you still need the users permission to send reoccurring messages to their phone via application/phone.

I would recommend these links for reading: Android Push Notification http://www.anddev.org/calling_a_web_service_from_android-t348.html Web Services.

Yes, you could intercept Android SMS without notification icon. Here is the solution: Can we delete an SMS in Android before it reaches the inbox?

Check out Xtify - similar to C2D for Froyo with the ability to push intents but, Xtify does a lot more and does it across Android, iPhone and Blackberry. Xtify uses an SDK for easy implementation and has a web console and web service to configure messages to one, some or all of your users. You can create rules that determine when a message gets sent – you can even push notifications using location as the trigger as the SDK runs in the background and provides access to persistent location.

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