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Instead of other solutions (like BLN), LED Flash and Vibrate Notifier does not need any special requirements like a custom kernel or root privileges.

See more about LED Flash and Vibrate Notifier here.

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First of all:
If you are using the USB-Connector for RemoteSMS Pro, please update to the latest version here.
We recently added an auto-reconnect feature to the connector.

Also, the Web-GUI will automatically try to reconnect  if the connection is lost (every 10s). So you don’t have to accept the connection lost dialog anymore. This is the case for all connection types (USB, Bluetooth or Wifi).

We also added a nice new feature to RemoteSMS Pro: Autostart #3.
You will find it in the settings of RemoteSMS. Place your home Wifi-Network Name (SSID) in it, and RemoteSMS will automatically start itself as soon as you are connected to your home Wifi-Network.

Besides WiFi access, it is now also possible to also use it via USB and Bluetooth.

We felt the need to add this for our customers in order to also try out these connection methods before (hopefully) buying the Pro Version of RemoteSMS.

We encourage you to always contact our support first if you have any questions or problems.

• The complete handling of new Messages has been rewritten and will work much better and dependently  than before
• New Messages will be marked with a “New” Image
• “Mark as Read” will mark the message as read, once you opened the conversation view
• and as always: minor bugfixes

If you have bought it from SlideME or AndroidPit, please contact our support at support[at]ct-designs.de in order to receive the latest version of RemoteSMS Full.

In order to use this feature, you need a rooted devices and (for best results) busybox installed.
To enable this feature, open Settings and apply the tickmark at “Enable Root Access”:

Also, please change your “HomeDir” to “./” in order to access the system folder.

Please read the rest of the guide after the break.

After that, start RemoteFile as usual and grant Root Permissions to RemoteFile.

In your browser, you can now navigate to your /system folder and you will see something like this:

You will notice the little red flag at the bottom of the screen. This indicates, that your /system folder is currently mounted as RO (readonly). No file actions can take place at this state.
By clicking on the red flag, you will enable RW (read/write) access to your /system folder (and all sub-folders) to gain complete file actions:

The root access is currently experimental, but considered stable. Please keep in mind that with this feature comes great responsibility to the user (=you).
We cannot be taken into responsibility for any damage brought to your phone by using this feature.

You can tell if you are using the latest Bluetooth Connector by seeing “v2″ in the title:

There were also a couple of bugfixes which you can see in the Changelog.

You will notice the two images at the upper right corner of RemoteSMS:

The indicators will automatically update themselves every 20s.

Also, the corresponding actions of the connection lost dialogue has been slightly changed. The reconnect will now take place via ajax in the background (no complete page reload anymore).

Along with these bugfixes, RemoteSMS Full got a new (and so far unique) feature when sending mass SMS:
Personalized Mass Messages.

Read more about it!

From now on, you can use special space-holders in all messages which will be replaced accordingly to the receiver of that message.
The following items are available and will be replaced if the receiver is in your phone-book:

• %firstname%
• %lastname%
• %number%

For example, you type a message like this to two receivers:

Each receiver now receives a personalized message containing the following message:

1. Hi Matthias,
   is your lastname still Meier?
   And is this your right number: 12345678
2. Hi Svenja,
   is your lastname still Schulz?
   And is this your right number: 87654321

This feature is only available on Devices running Android 2.0 and later.