Message time zone - General Topics

Hi, I am having a problem with incoming messages having the incorrect time. I was wondering if anyone has seen an application that changes the time of incoming messages to the time on your mobile phone.
Thanks in advance.

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When I send a text-message that is longer then 1 message (more then 160 characters), the receiver gets a scrambled text-message.
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I did a hard reset on my device, but even then the problem exists.
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The bug is probably not in your phone, but in the receivers phone that is not able to receive messages that are that long.
WDawn said:
The bug is probably not in your phone, but in the receivers phone that is not able to receive messages that are that long.
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Thanks! But the strangest thing is:
Sometimes she receives long messages (more then 160 characters) from other people, and then it works fine! None of the other people has a phone with windows mobile.
Any other solutions??
Are you texting in English or some other language? If so, have you messed with unicode support? Try enabling unicode support if it is disabled and see what happens.

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J-Blo said:
I am working on a project that detects an event, and sends an alert text message to users. I'm trying to work out the latency between an event occurring and the arrival of the alert on a users phone. I was wondering if anyone knows if there is a way to get an arrival time for SMS messages that is down to the second?
Messaging apps show timestamps in the HH:MM format, but I am looking for HH:MM:SS timestamps or a Unix Epoch timestamp for the arrivals.
Does anyone have any idea on if this is possible, and if so where the more detailed timestamps could be found on the phone?
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Hi,
I can't answer the timestamp but I had an idea reading this and felt like sharing it with you. You could, instead of using the SMS arrival timestamp, include in the message the time HH:MM:SS. It would solve two problems :
1- Fining a suitable timestamp format
2- Solving the SMS latency problem (the SMS take some time to get to your phone when it's on, and when it's off you'll have to turn it on to get the message, and you'll get a wrong timestamp.
Hope this helped
Raiz said:
Hi,
I can't answer the timestamp but I had an idea reading this and felt like sharing it with you. You could, instead of using the SMS arrival timestamp, include in the message the time HH:MM:SS. It would solve two problems :
1- Fining a suitable timestamp format
2- Solving the SMS latency problem (the SMS take some time to get to your phone when it's on, and when it's off you'll have to turn it on to get the message, and you'll get a wrong timestamp.
Hope this helped
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Hey,
Thanks for your response. I could add the time that the message was written in the message itself, but I want to include the sms message transmission time in my latency analysis.
The problem is that there is not much time between the event, and the warning that needs to be issued for the warning to be effective. We want to simulate multiple events to get an idea of how quickly a user could possibly get an alert. Latencies of 1-3 seconds would be a big deal so including the SMS transmission time in the latency analysis is important.

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