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andyACEcandy

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I'm pretty sure stock one has quick reply/compose now and the pop up notification... so what's the big difference?
 
I'm pretty sure stock one has quick reply/compose now and the pop up notification... so what's the big difference?

With BiteSMS you can reply from the lock screen without unlocking your iPhone. Reply to a message within any app then continue on with what you're doing. Enable different things for BiteSMS.
 
I'm pretty sure stock one has quick reply/compose now and the pop up notification... so what's the big difference?

You're 'pretty sure' the stock one has QR/QC and pop up notification? Aren't you using it now?
 
pop up notification means quick reply to you? clicking it and leaving your currently app running just to reply and open your app again to continue what your doing...

with bitesms you can reply without quitting the application you are using you can even compose messages while playing or what ever app your using. you can put passcode on it. even view you message history.

a quick google or youtube app review will change your mind.
 
Here:

Quick Reply

Whatever you're doing, browsing the web, playing a game or listening to music, with Quick Reply you can quickly reply to incoming text messages without quitting the app you are using. More...

quick Compose

Whatever you're doing, browsing the web, playing a game or listening to music, with Quick Compose you can easily compose a new text message without quitting the app you are using. More...


Notification Privacy

Using Notification Privacy you can hide the sender identity or text of an incoming message, so people can't see them at a glance. More...


Auto-Forward

Easily Auto-Forward received SMS messages to another mobile phone number, or Auto-Forward received iMessages to another Apple device. More...

Passcode Lock

Protect your privacy from prying eyes using a dedicated biteSMS passcode. More...

Delivery Reports

Ever wanted to check if an SMS you have sent was delivered or not? More...


Schedules

You can schedule SMS messages to be sent at a later date, either as a one-off, or repeatedly, for example a birthday greeting. More...

Quick Pick Smileys, Templates & Contacts

So easy to insert Smileys, short snippets of text and even contact details from your address book. More...

Signatures

Personalize your messages, add a signature! More...

Delay Sending

Ever started to send a message and wished you could cancel it? More...

Retry on Failed

When you press "Send" you can now rely on the message actually getting sent, regardless of network state. More...

Contact Pics

Nice! More...


Quick Forward a Message

Makes it quicker to forward an existing message. More...

Show all Timestamps

Get more detailed timestamp information about your messages. More...


Copy to Clipboard

Ever wanted to copy an entire conversation and then for example email a copy of it. More...

Notification Opt Out

Allows you to 'opt out' of receiving notification alerts for one or more contacts (so when a message is received no notification vibrate, sound, alert or badge is shown).

http://bitesms.com/main/more_features
 
We all got fooled into responding to a drive by poster. All this information could have been discovered by the OP had they simply visited the BiteSMS site.
 
Quick reply/compose is the only reason i use bitesms. I like them so much i even paid the $8 to support the dev even though you dont get any extra benifits except no ads. The stock app does not have that. I used to love the Messages+ from intelliscreen but quick reply from bitesms is on a different level.
 
So AppleJuiced posts that extremely informative bullet-point style feature list, and I'm the only one who things to thank/Up the post?

You people are ungrateful.
 
So AppleJuiced posts that extremely informative bullet-point style feature list, and I'm the only one who things to thank/Up the post?

You people are ungrateful.

We didn't ask the question, so why would we up vote a post we didn't care about?:rolleyes:
 
I'll just add a feature of BiteSMS here that I really like. Maybe documented already, IDK, but I found it by accident.

Muteing a sender. In the conversation list press and hold on one of the contacts you don't want notifications from. You'll get a Mute icon. Bang, no more notifcations of text messages from that contact. You still get the messages, just nothing shows that you got it.

This for me is great because I'm not really on Twitter. But I have an account and I get texted. And I don't care to have my phone go off every time Twitter texts me (which seems to be alot because some people can't seem to stop tweeting every 5 minutes). So, I muted Twitter. I still get the text messages if I care to read them, but my phone is silent when they arrive.

QR and QC is cool, but for me, that alone is worth the price I paid for the tweak.
 
I'll just add a feature of BiteSMS here that I really like. Maybe documented already, IDK, but I found it by accident.

Muteing a sender. In the conversation list press and hold on one of the contacts you don't want notifications from. You'll get a Mute icon. Bang, no more notifcations of text messages from that contact. You still get the messages, just nothing shows that you got it.

This for me is great because I'm not really on Twitter. But I have an account and I get texted. And I don't care to have my phone go off every time Twitter texts me (which seems to be alot because some people can't seem to stop tweeting every 5 minutes). So, I muted Twitter. I still get the text messages if I care to read them, but my phone is silent when they arrive.

QR and QC is cool, but for me, that alone is worth the price I paid for the tweak.

True, I came across that feature by accident a few days ago and didnt know how to turn it back on:)
Very nice to have available though.
 
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