MMS - Multimedia Message Service - Picture, Video and Voice messaging from phone to phone. SMS - Simple Message Service - Text Messaging. Robert Nesius wrote: > Just in the spirit of sharing hopefully useful info... apparently > <10digitnumber>@mms.att.net <http://mms.att.net> will result in an > SMTP -> MMS translation. II'm not sure what MMS is - some quick > googling indicated it's a Microsoft protocol? I also found this: > > You can also go to http://mymessages.wireless.att.com, register and > request a name alias so you can have youralias at txt.att.net > <mailto:youralias at txt.att.net> show up instead of > yournumber at txt.att.net <mailto:yournumber at txt.att.net>. Just in case > you didn't want your phone number being given out so readily. > > -Rob > > On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 1:54 PM, Ryan Coleman <ryan.coleman at cwis.biz > <mailto:ryan.coleman at cwis.biz>> wrote: > > MMS: vzpix.com <http://vzpix.com> > SMS: vztext.com <http://vztext.com> > > > Eric F Crist wrote: > > On Dec 14, 2009, at 13:29:25, Robert Nesius wrote: > > > > On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 12:50 PM, Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom > <chrome at real-time.com <mailto:chrome at real-time.com>> wrote: > On 12/14 11:28 , Donovan wrote: > > Basically, take your message, pipe it to mail, and use > that to send it to > the e-mail address which will then send the page. > > > This prompted me to do a little digging. For attwireless > folks the first 160 characters of emails sent to the > following address will be sent as an SMS text... > <10-digit-number>@txt.att.net <http://txt.att.net>. > > > > Most providers have an email to SMS gateway. There are lists > all over. T-Mobile does <phone#>@tmomail.net > <http://tmomail.net> and I know both verizon and sprint have > similar gateways. > > > >