Sentence examples for text to anyone from inspiring English sources

Instead, MightyText lets Android users sent text to anyone they would normally text, whether they be on Android, iPhone, Blackberry, or even a feature phone.

Wrap the Beartooth around your handset, launch one of their apps, and you're now connected by voice and text to anyone else with a Beartooth case within a few miles (like a walkie talkie, range will vary a bit depending on geography).

While it has a range of useful services — like voice mail, call recording, call forwarding, telephone number porting and voice mail transcription — it also offers unlimited texting to anyone in the United States.

It terrified the living daylights out of those who believe that Shakespeare should speak at rather than to or with us, and who want to deny the breathing reality of his texts to anyone but a self-selecting elite.

Presumably the app asks for permission to access users' contacts and then broadcasts texts to anyone it hasn't already infected.

Out of this first batch of ideas, my favorite comes from Timo, who wants to see deep GroupMe integration in Windows Phone to "enable free global texting" to anyone.

The Internet calling company, which came dangerously close to dying a few years ago, this morning launched a new Vonage Mobile app for iPhone and Android, offering free calls and texts to anyone who also has the app installed (as predicted a few weeks ago).

There's this great app that let's you have unlimited texting to anyone in the world any time you like.

They can easily handle caseloads in the tens of thousands, and they can be available at any time, via text message, to anyone with a mobile phone.

Now back to my Achilles rehab and learning to walk again!" Pietersen denies the Textgate row, which started Pietersen's downfall as an England player, claiming he never sent a text message to anyone over a row with then-captain Andrew Strauss.

[C1.] Yahoo Leads Alliance to Digitize Books An unusual alliance of corporations, nonprofit groups and educational institutions announced a plan to digitize hundreds of thousands of books over the next several years and put them on the Internet, with the full text accessible to anyone.