N80 Flash SMS?!

Hy guys.
Is N80 abble to send flash sms-es? My GF has nokia 6688, which has FLASH SMS sending option direct in menu.
The thing is very usable.

6288 not 6688.
Currently only Series 40 V3 phone have this feature.(Not sure of it)Correct me if i'm wrong.

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Flash sms

hi friends..
i have some questions about flash sms. i have 2 nokia phones.
one 5610 & 1200 ,
in 5610 there is an option about sending flash sms in my messages menu, and i can easily send flash sms to every one i want. but i wanna know how to send flash sms using other phones like 1200 & etc... for example entring a command line in my smses or other ways to send flash sms with phones that doesn't have a flash sms option in menu ..
thank you for paying attention to me

Hi there
Unfortunately there is no special code/command you can type into a normal phone to make it send as a flash sms.
Flash sms works by sending the sms in a special format over the network and if the receiving phone supports it it will display as expected directly on the standby screen.
Best you get some more 5610's if you plan to use this with your friends
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Hi everyone,
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I have been receiving strange (flash) SMS in the following format:
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I have a Nokia N80 on Three. Had 2 handsets already and my 2nd handset has already had the firmware upgraded (this was done less than a week ago) and a fault with the phone losing the connection with memory card fixed (this hasn't been completely fixed but better than it was before it was sent away for repair).
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wow this is a new one!!!!!!!!!!
ok this is my personal advice to you guys....
1.get the phone unlocked- ive found that unlocked phones seem to work better than network locked phones...my n80 is unlocked and half of the problems on this site i have never experienced and the ones i did was only once or twice(bluetooth connection & wifi or lack thereof...) only other problem that remains in that my catalogs wont load....(any advice??)
2. get your phone flashed...this is an operation that DOES NOT UPGRADE your firmware but stabilizes it....but it comes with a huge risk....which is that nokia will not flash your phone thus by doing so you will void the warranty....(decisions decisions)
my phone was bought unlocked so ive never encountered these problems.....
oh and do it in the order i told you unlock then flash...
but please reply to me and let me know what youve done and if the problem has been solved.....

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hi mlk
i found the rxtx api, but i got now a question,
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//     SendMessage.java - Sample application.
//          This application shows you the basic procedure needed for sending
//          an SMS message from your GSM device.
//     Include the necessary package.;c:\classpath\smslib.jar;c:\classpath\comm.jar
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import org.smslib.*;
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          // the Manufacturer and Model strings. Manufacturer and Model strings define which of
          // the available AT Handlers will be used.
          CService srv = new CService("COM1", 19200, "Nokia", "6630");
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          System.out.println(" Using " + srv._name + " " + srv._version);
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               System.out.println("     Model         : " + srv.getDeviceInfo().getModel());
               System.out.println("     Serial No     : " + srv.getDeviceInfo().getSerialNo());
               System.out.println("     IMSI          : " + srv.getDeviceInfo().getImsi());
               System.out.println("     S/W Version   : " + srv.getDeviceInfo().getSwVersion());
               System.out.println("     Battery Level : " + srv.getDeviceInfo().getBatteryLevel() + "%");
               System.out.println("     Signal Level : " + srv.getDeviceInfo().getSignalLevel() + "%");
               // Lets create a message for dispatch.
               // A message needs the recipient's number and the text. Recipient's number should always
               // be defined in international format.
               IOutgoingMessage msg = new COutgoingMessage("+5550000", "Message from SMSLib for Java.");
               // Set the message encoding.
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BUT...and it's a big BUT... why have they given their latest flagship all-rounder the N80, such a dreadful excuse for a calendar? I use my calendar all the time on my trusty 6230i (with 1gb mmc) - I can search through my address book to add meeting recipients and send them calendar appointments AS a calendar entry so like a business card they simply accept the appointment and it goes straight into their calendar WITH an alarm reminder when necessary.
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wow, someone agreed with you!
What both of you neglected to notice was that as the original poster, I never said the N80 was a "business phone"...you implied it by saying it wasn't (it is in fact a Smartphone and as such there are certain business applications expectations). You then described the calendar basics - as on the 6230i -(again, not a "business phone")as "extra functionality". Hmm, so you feel a facility that came as standard on a phone from early last year is now "extra functionality" on a recent flagship release. It is described on Nokia's N80 flash-site start page as empowering one "to pursue your personal and professional goals" and on the productivity page says "Stay on top of your workload even when you're out of the office. The Nokia N80 comes equipped with calendar, contacts, task list, email and PIM too". I don't think it's too much of a leap to assume from this that this recent phone will have at least the same level of functionality for basics such as calendar that previous non-business phones had and that some level of business use will be had from it.
Your comment on intadon's post describing a usable calendar as an additional application shows me your grasp of the subject.
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