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Nothing fancy, I used "Tasker" on my own android phone. Ugliest thing ever, but I managed to hack it during a bus trip, and it worked.
by sasaf5 9y ago
Nothing fancy, I used "Tasker" on my own android phone. Ugliest thing ever, but I managed to hack it during a bus trip, and it worked.
- jcun4128 9y agoHave not heard of that thanks. I just assume you have to rent a number/sms service or put a usb cable into your phone to use your existing phone. Would be cool to interface with it without usb.
- Moter8 9y agoTasker is just an app, there's no need for any cable. Tasker lets you automate stuff on your phone, say send a SMS every day, turn the WIFI on when you are close to your house, etc.
- jcun4128 9y agoI see. I was looking at it with perpestive of being integrated with a "web coded thing" I don't know how to explain what I'm saying like you wrote something in JavaScript and want to send a message by your phone from JS. Anyway that is pretty cool what it does.
- amelius 9y agoThis makes me wonder, how could one implement something like this over a service like Whatsapp?
- matthieucan 9y agoI don't use WhatsApp, but if it allows to receive Intents (Android functions to execute something on an app, like sending a message to someone), then you can use Tasker to send the intent you want with the right parameters.