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Generally it's not a good idea to implement SMS service using a smartphone. Smartphones are way too smart to support the industry-standard interface for SMS software (AT commands). If you own a smartphone, the best thing you can do is to buy some used “dumb” phone especially for SMS services.

See /SMSReceptionCenter/SupportedModems for a list of compatible devices.

With Symbian-based phones incoming messages may be unaccessible for SmsRc (a situation of NOKIA 6600);
some of these phones don't support SMS AT commands at all.

However, there is a solution for this problem. piAccess Link is a third-party software that may be installed on a Symbian-based phone to make it support SMS commands.

PiAccess Link currently enables PC applications to receive, read and delete incoming messages, but not to send outgoing ones. It doesn't yet support Nokia phones. However, all these things are coming soon, according to the authors of piAccess Link. Check the product page to see whether this software fits your device.

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edited by AntonKovalenko

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edited by AntonKovalenko

Sw4me - SMSReceptionCenter/Symbian

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