Open Attachments On iPhone And iPod Touch With iMessage

<span style="font-size:130%;"><span style="font-family:arial;"> <div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgKO8Y67qaCfRSAeyza1JFpzTHcF7_AF54lAZolyXqHPCq1dMywFoRyzCB2nrYb4XRiztNaCJu8FM592neGt3btXkjymQgpC_4UsiO6SrZa2FmsI-XxOSkndqfwvN2ikSeyzsNrd9C0uqw/s1600/Cydia-Logo.png" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left:1em; margin-right:1em"><img border="0" height="279" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgKO8Y67qaCfRSAeyza1JFpzTHcF7_AF54lAZolyXqHPCq1dMywFoRyzCB2nrYb4XRiztNaCJu8FM592neGt3btXkjymQgpC_4UsiO6SrZa2FmsI-XxOSkndqfwvN2ikSeyzsNrd9C0uqw/s320/Cydia-Logo.png" width="279" /></a></div>If you want to know how to receive and open attachments of any type in iMessage using your iPhone or iPod Touch then keep reading. There was a new update implemented into the build of iOS in the form of Apple�s iMessaging system that came with iOS 5 back in October. The iMessage service is Apple�s messaging experience on all iOS devices and it will soon be officially supported by the Messages app as part of the new operating system due out this summer. This will allow users to send unlimited messages over data or Wi-Fi to other iMessage users.<span class="fullpost"> <br /><br />The great thing about iMessage is that it will be free of charge, you don�t have to spend money to send text messages and you can share photos, videos, locations and contact information with other iMessage users. Users can also have group chat. There are more powerful features which includes delivery and read messages, seeing when someone is typing a message and being able to pick up a conversation where you left off on other iOS devices. <br /><br />iMessage is a bit like an instant messaging service limited only by the fact that Apple will only support the transfer of a limited number of file types. In most cases this will be fine for normal users but for more advanced users there is an answer. If you want to receive files that aren�t supported by Apple�s iMessage you can use the Attacher tweak from Cydia which hooks into the core of iMessage and allows users to receive and open any attachment type through the iMessage interface.<br /><br />Message with attachments are received and displayed as normal and this includes the name of the attachment and the extension. Attacher is really just a tweak that allows amendments on the receiving end of things so you can�t attach alternative file types to your messages. Attacher is free of charge from the ModMyi repository and you must have an iMessage capable device to install it. You will also have to have a jailbroken device to install this tweak and there are plenty of great jailbreak tools to choose from. </span> </span></span>

Open Attachments On iPhone And iPod Touch With iMessage

If you want to know how to receive and open attachments of any type in iMessage using your iPhone or iPod Touch then keep reading. There w...

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Send Files To Your iOS Device Via iMessage Using The OS X Message App

<span style="font-size:130%;"><span style="font-family:arial;"> <div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjOpZUzU5i6_nKzJZxnzvbQF4SbDpoUcXKH2RPytESoWPWui1aZ-s5dujnqD-0VJ3Leuuwgm7P4owGpNggYatqHJXhWaMk1pbeS_7zubEKuCxJ3OFwuY_B93NFkVk95fqvhzq3gVwKClrc/s1600/iMessage_01.png" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left:1em; margin-right:1em"><img border="0" height="303" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjOpZUzU5i6_nKzJZxnzvbQF4SbDpoUcXKH2RPytESoWPWui1aZ-s5dujnqD-0VJ3Leuuwgm7P4owGpNggYatqHJXhWaMk1pbeS_7zubEKuCxJ3OFwuY_B93NFkVk95fqvhzq3gVwKClrc/s320/iMessage_01.png" width="320" /></a></div>OS X Messages App lets users send files of any type to iOS devices via iMessage. The beta release of Apple's new messages app for Mac may have a hidden secret and this is something that could make getting files onto iOS devices very easy. <span class="fullpost"> <br /><br />Apple just recently released the beta version of their messages app to the public. This isn't fully complete yet and there will more than likely be visual tweaks as well as other changes and the addition of more features before this app ships as part of the new release of OS X Mountain Lion. Mountain Lion is currently available for developers to test and with the new Messages app theere are plenty of new things to try. As with all Apple software releases, people are keen to see just what can be done with the messages app and the implementation of iMessage on anything other than an iOS device.<br /><br />The people over at iPhoneil have discovered that Messages in particular appears to have a hidden secret. It appears that users of the Messages app on the Mac can actually send pretty much any file to iOS device owners with the iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch able to open them. This includes sending videos, PDF files and more. It is something that isn't being discussed that much but it could open up a lot of opportunities for getting files on an iOS device without having to jump through lots of hoops. The files that are already confirmed to be working include PDF, TXT and also .app files.<br /><br />It isn't clear whether this is an intentional feature or whether Apple just never thought about such a thing being possible so hopefully this feature won't go missing when Mountain Lion makes its official debut later this year. </span> </span></span>

Send Files To Your iOS Device Via iMessage Using The OS X Message App

OS X Messages App lets users send files of any type to iOS devices via iMessage. The beta release of Apple's new messages app for Mac ...

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