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How to send SMS from your Desktop to iphone using DeskSMS


Well, this could be interesting – sending and receiving SMS texts to/from your web browser, Gmail and GTalk. ClockworkMod, has recently come up with a jailbreak tweak that lets you do this all through the DeskSMS Cydia tweak.
Anybody who stays at his desktop most of the time, dislikes using his iPhone’s touch screen keyboard much, DeskSMS can be the way to go, where your iPhone acts as the go-between your desktop computer and the SMS sender/receiver.

How to Install and Use DeskSMS

The Cydia hack is rather easy to install but has two steps involved. Even before you can setup the hack, you need to download and install a free app from the iTunes App Store, called Notifo.
Now get an account from the service’s official website, notifo.com.
notifo API Key
Once signed up, you get an API key from Notifo under the Settings tab, which you then use in the DeskSMS Springboard app, while it is assumed that you already have a Google username and password.
That’s it. That simple!
The sending and receiving of the SMSes is direct from your Google account, analogous to the native SMS app of iPhone. So you don’t really have to worry about the intervening or spam at the message’s last part.
It’s interesting that the same DeskSMS solution is also available on the Android Market and is getting pretty famous, though it’s totally okay of ClockworkMod didn’t take the official iTunes route, just like it did for the Android platform. But that’s just to back-check that ClockworkMod guys are authentic devs.
This tweak leaves you away from your phone drastically for the reason that texting and apps, is the greatest time consuming thing that you do on your iPhone! Just before you dive in to implement the tweak on your beloved iPhone, we must tell, or we assume you might already know, that since this is a Cydia tweak, it requires your phone to be jailbroken in the first place. We’ve got all the guides for you lined up; just hit the jailbreaksection to get all the step-by-step tutorials, even if you’re using an iOS 5 beta!
DeskSMS tweak is now available on cydia through the BigBossrepository, free of cost.

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