I send a text then 30 seconds later receive a text. The received text displays as if it was received prior to when mine was sent.
I have my phone set to network time. I believe this is happening because the network time between the carriers must be different. The text comes in with a timestamp 30 seconds prior to the local phone time when the phone gets the text.
I guess I will try manually synchronizing the clock and disabling network time.
Has anyone experienced this?
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Howdy folks,
Happy Friday to you.
I am using a Vibrant (TMO) and when I try to send a text message on my corp. wi fi, (first of all it takes over 30 seconds to get away from the Sending message) on occasion I get a: "failed" error and have to resend, but then i get the error message that "service is not available, try resending when it is" or something to that effect.
It seems to be related to wifi connectivity, when I look back at the "chat bubble" (blue for me) it then appears to have a time stamp like it was sent, and confirmed by the recipient that it eventually does.
Curious if anyone has seen this inconsistent behavior. On wifi those messages should fly, but getting time outs on occasion. Also, WiFi indicator someitmes also shows Edge/3G signal icon simulaneously which I don't believe should happen.
Thanks gang!
K
I'm having a problem with the time stamps in the messaging app.
If I send out a message at 3pm then the time stamp comes up as 3pm. However whenever I receive a message its always 4 hours behind.
Anyone know how to fix this?
do a search for sms timestamp to find the solution (common problem depending on what carrier you use)
i wonder if this can be easily fixed now with the unlocked bootloader
Still having this issue..Anyone know how to fix it?
Hi all, I have a texting issue with my new Galaxy S2, it is rooted and unlocked. It texts fine but when I receive messages like 1min or any minute after my last text to that person, their text time is shown as an hour before my time.
For instance I text my girlfriend at 10:00pm, she replies at 10:01pm in the next, on my phone I would receive her text as 9:01pm and it always shows above the balloon of my last text. This is annoying because, I know they replied but I have to scroll up to see the last response.
Any idea what I can do to fix this?
Thanks in advance,
Afrowookie
Is she in a different time zone as that's usually why it does that. CyanogenMod included a GMT offset based on the senders time. Does this only happen with your new phone or it happened with the old one too?
HOWEVER, i should say that I don't get that issue. My gf just went to Germany and she text me when she landed and it shows up with the propery timing. So her phones shows stuff correctly? Maybe it's the message center she's using still on old time (never udpated it's time for the time change).
we are in the same time zone. I had the phone set to Atlantic time -4:00 GMT. But I just set it to Automatic(Use network provided values) but now it says Atlantic Daylight savings time -3:00GMT, but it seems to be working now.
Thanks
My phone will receive split texts, usually just too far apart. I'll get the first 160 characters, then the next 30 or 40 or whatever it may be up to a minute later. Any fix for this? Is there any way through any app to automatically turn a text of 160+ characters into an MMS message, or am I pretty much just stuck with this?
I have following "problem":
Over night my Nexus 5 is in airplane mode. If someone sends me a text message during the night and I turn off airplane mode and receive the message, Handcent only shows the time when I received the message. Even when I click on details it shows the same time for Datetime of recipient sent message and Datetime of received message. Obviously it could have been coincidence and the text message was sent exactly in that moment. But it happens every time. So I wonder if it's a Android 4.x problem (it used to work a year or two ago) or a network one (Three UK)?