Hi. I have a oneplus 5t as first Phone and a iphone 5s for the second.
So i have WhatsApp on the oneplus and with WhatsApp web i can use the same account on My iphone.
But iphone do not sent WhatsApp notification on Apple Watch 1st gen because is WhatsApp web.
I tried everything without results. How can I copy the notification from My oneplus and automatically send it to the iphone which in turn will send them to Apple Watch?
Exist an app or a telegram bot that can do this?
Pushbullet and pushover do not work.
Thanks to all!
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Alternatively, use same WhatsApp in two smartphones at same time?
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I have a VZW S4 (stock OC1). I bought a Huawei Watch and a Moto 360 (2015) in the last week to try out.
I'm having trouble with emails and texts. If I receive 2 emails (or texts), on the watch it should show me that I have 2 emails and let me tap into email, show me a short piece of each and let me tap into each one to read it and dismiss it.
What it actually does is only show me the one I received most recently. I can read that one. But, if another one comes in the previous one gets replaced, so I can only ever see the most recent email.
Same for text messages.
On my phone, I am using the stock Email (not Gmail) app and stock Messages app.
Anyone else got the same phone and an Android Wear watch (and using the Email app, not Gmail)? How does it work for you?
I think I know the answer to this.. but figured I'd ask XDA. I recently took a very regretful 2 year detour away from Android and got an iPhone 6+. I'm now back to Android with an S7 Edge (after getting the Note 7 ) and I also got a Samsung Tab S2. The only thing I miss about Apple is iMessage. It really was perfect. I'm looking for an app that does Text / Video chat / sync's between my phone and tablet and is available for my Apple friends. It's looking like this isn't possible. Here are the apps I've tried (and failed).
Stock SMS: Splits long messages into a million pieces. Doesn't do Video. Can't see on tablet. Just sucks out loud.
Allo: Great for text and pictures, has send/read receipts. Available for iPhone/iPad. Has times when the message takes forever to send regardless of Wifi strength. Does not sync between phone and tablet.. making it worthless!
Duo: works good as Facetime alternative. But that is all it does. Boo
Google Messenger: Seemed to be better at not parsing long texts. But had issues with WiFi. Was getting texts not sent/received. I'd turn Wifi off and they would go thru. Plus no sync between devices. No video chat. Boo
Hangouts: Seems to be the best and only choice. Text and picture messaging great, Video chat, sync's between devices great, works for iPhone. The only issue here is you are making everyone you know not only download Hangouts, but have a Gmail account. Just for you... Plus no send/received notifications.
Is there anything I'm missing? HAS to be a better way!
I know that there is an application called Samsung Flow which is supposed to sync messages between Samsung phones and the Tab S3.
If a customer does not have a Samsung phone, does Samsung Flow still work for other brands of Android phones?
What are the options for syncing content between any android phone and the Tab S3?
Provided that the phone and tablet are connected to the same wireless network or to the Internet, is it possible to seamlessly switch between the tablet and phone with regards to messaging, social media, emails and calls? (I don't own any Apple products but I know that they do have this sort of functionality.)
For example, lets say my phone is in one room at home and I have the tablet with me in another room. would I be able to answer phone calls and receive SMS / WhatsApp messages that came in on my phone?
Byte_76 said:
I know that there is an application called Samsung Flow which is supposed to sync messages between Samsung phones and the Tab S3.
If a customer does not have a Samsung phone, does Samsung Flow still work for other brands of Android phones?
What are the options for syncing content between any android phone and the Tab S3?
Provided that the phone and tablet are connected to the same wireless network or to the Internet, is it possible to seamlessly switch between the tablet and phone with regards to messaging, social media, emails and calls? (I don't own any Apple products but I know that they do have this sort of functionality.)
For example, lets say my phone is in one room at home and I have the tablet with me in another room. would I be able to answer phone calls and receive SMS / WhatsApp messages that came in on my phone?
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I tried several apps and found MightyText to be the best for me. I can't take calls from the tablet but I am notified of incoming calls, sms, and notifications not only on my tablet but also my pc. I can also initiate and respond to text messages from all devices. Join is a close second to MightyText IMO.
In regard to social media and emails, as long as you're logged in with the same account on both your phone and the tablet you will have access on both devices.
I've been using Skype for ages, but recently it does its jobs poorly.
A lot of time I receive notifications late, it does not ring, and I completely stopped getting any new messages in one of my group chats, which led me to miscommunicate and fallback to Facebook Messenger. That's just to name the recent issues.
I am looking for a descent widely used replacement, that people would consider reliable. I can really type my emojis by hand. Any suggestions?
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Most of ppl I know use Viber. it's more pollished app, but development for win10mobile is stopped, there is no black mode for viber so it will drain more of battery, so use WhatsApp .
I was successfully using Pushbullet app on my old Motorola Moto G 2014 phone. Now, as I’ve switched to Honor 9, I’ve encountered some problems with sending messages from PC. Notifications work great still, but messages written via PC no longer appear in my Textra app on the smartphone.
I’ve heard there were such issues with a number of Huawei devices. Is there any solution? I’ve already set Pushbullet to be managed manually in the battery settings.
I use Join App (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joaomgcd.join). I consider this application better than Pushbullet. From time to time I realize that notifications are stuck and only appear when I unlock my device. It happens with low frequency but it's still very annoying.