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Just like an iPhone, your iPad too can be configured to send and receive traditional SMS text messages, even though it has no SIM card. Let us take a look at how to send SMS Text Messages on iPad.
Send SMS Text Messages On iPad
As you must be aware, the Messaging App on your iPad can be used to send and receive an unlimited number of free iMessages to any of your Contacts using iPhone, iPad or Mac.
In case of an iPhone, the Messages App automatically sends iMessages to Apple Device users and traditional SMS Messages to non-Apple device users.
Since, iPad does not have a SIM card, the Messages App on iPad will only be able to send iMessages to Apple device users and it won't be able to send SMS Messages to non Apple device users.
Luckily, there is a workaround to send and receive SMS Text Messages on iPad using the Continuity Feature in Apple devices.
Pre-requisites For Sending SMS Text Messages From iPad
In order to send SMS Text Messages from an iPad you will need the following.
1. iPhone with a Cellular Plan.
2. Both iPhone and iPad need to be connected to the internet.
3. You need to be logged into your iCloud Account, both on iPhone and iPad using the same Apple ID.
Note: iPhone and iPad can be on the same or separate WiFi networks; they just need to be able to connect to Apple's servers.
Setup iPad to Send and Receive SMS Text Messages
Once you have fulfilled the above pre-requisites, you can follow the steps below to set up your iPad to send and receive SMS Text Messages.
1. From the Home screen of your iPad, tap on Settings.
2. On the Settings screen, scroll down and tap on Messages.
3. On the Messages screen, make sure that iMessage is set to ON position.
Note: You may be prompted to enter your iCloud Email Address and Password.
Now open your iPhone and follow the steps below.
1. Open the Settings App on your iPhone.
2. On the Settings screen, tap on Messages.
3. On the Messages screen, tap on Text Message Forwarding.
4. On the next Screen, move the slider next to iPad to ON position (See image below).
5. Next, you will see a popup asking you to Enter a Security Code from your iPad.
6. Get the security code from your iPad, Enter that Security Code on your iPhone and tap on Allow (See image below)
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After this, you are all setup to Send and Receive SMS Text Messages on your iPad.
Note: SMS Text Messages sent from iPad will be using your Messaging plan on iPhone (They are not free).
1. Send SMS/MMS From iPad
Once your iPad is configured to send and receive SMS Text Messages, you will be able to send both iMessages and SMS Text Messages on your iPad.
1. Open the Messages app on your iPad.
2. Next, tap on the Compose Message icon.
3. On the New Message screen, enter the Phone Number or the Name of your Contact that you want to send the SMS to.
4. Type your Message and tap on the Send button (See above image).
2. Reply to SMS Text Messages on iPad
Receiving and replying to SMS and MMS on iPad is the same as replying to Messages on iPhone.
Luckily, there is a workaround to send and receive SMS Text Messages on iPad using the Continuity Feature in Apple devices.
Pre-requisites For Sending SMS Text Messages From iPad
In order to send SMS Text Messages from an iPad you will need the following.
1. iPhone with a Cellular Plan.
2. Both iPhone and iPad need to be connected to the internet.
3. You need to be logged into your iCloud Account, both on iPhone and iPad using the same Apple ID.
Note: iPhone and iPad can be on the same or separate WiFi networks; they just need to be able to connect to Apple's servers.
Setup iPad to Send and Receive SMS Text Messages
Once you have fulfilled the above pre-requisites, you can follow the steps below to set up your iPad to send and receive SMS Text Messages.
1. From the Home screen of your iPad, tap on Settings.
2. On the Settings screen, scroll down and tap on Messages.
3. On the Messages screen, make sure that iMessage is set to ON position.
Note: You may be prompted to enter your iCloud Email Address and Password.
Now open your iPhone and follow the steps below.
1. Open the Settings App on your iPhone.
2. On the Settings screen, tap on Messages.
3. On the Messages screen, tap on Text Message Forwarding.
4. On the next Screen, move the slider next to iPad to ON position (See image below).
5. Next, you will see a popup asking you to Enter a Security Code from your iPad.
6. Get the security code from your iPad, Enter that Security Code on your iPhone and tap on Allow (See image below)
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After this, you are all setup to Send and Receive SMS Text Messages on your iPad.
Note: SMS Text Messages sent from iPad will be using your Messaging plan on iPhone (They are not free).
1. Send SMS/MMS From iPad
Once your iPad is configured to send and receive SMS Text Messages, you will be able to send both iMessages and SMS Text Messages on your iPad.
1. Open the Messages app on your iPad.
2. Next, tap on the Compose Message icon.
3. On the New Message screen, enter the Phone Number or the Name of your Contact that you want to send the SMS to.
4. Type your Message and tap on the Send button (See above image).
2. Reply to SMS Text Messages on iPad
Receiving and replying to SMS and MMS on iPad is the same as replying to Messages on iPhone.
1. Tap on the Message Notification, this will take you to the Messages app where you can reply to the SMS/MMS.
2. Alternatively, you can open the Messages App at any time on your iPad to view or reply to an SMS or MMS received on your iPad.
Don't you wish you could access your iphone text messages with Mail.app? I know I do. It would be so convenient to be able to search your text messages with spotlight and you could even switch a discussion to mail and back and still have a complete overview in one place.
My initial hope to get this was to write an iphone app that forwards text messages to your own mail account. Unfortunately, the SMS database is not accessible from other apps and there's no SMS API (yet).
However, I remembered seeing scripts that accessed the SMS database file that's backed up to your Mac via iTunes. It turns out it's quite simple to take this database and synchronize it with your IMAP account via a python script. This process can potentially even be semi-automatic if this script is set up as a folder action on the MobileSync backup folder. But that's for later, here's what the script does:
Sms2email Iphone
It takes your text messages from your backup and saves them in a (configurable) mailbox on your IMAP account. The subject line is generated in a way that will allow Mail.app's threading to group the messages.
Here's what the uploaded sms database looks like:
Download the script here: Sms2Mail on github
In order to run it, set up a config file named '.sms2mail.conf' (without the quotes and mind the dot) in your home directory with the following content:
Replace the values with your IMAP connection details, the name of the mailbox you want to store the messages in (you need to create this mailbox before you run the script) and finally your phone number. This doesn't actually have to be your number, you can also use your name. It's used to fill the To or From email header for incoming and outgoing text messages. This information is not stored in the sms database and therefore has to be configured.
Once this is setup, simply run the script:
The script does not require any additional python packages on OSX 10.5 and should run out-of-the-box.
How it works:
- Scans your iphone backup files for your sms database
- Pulls all text messages from the database
- Creates an email message for each one with a unique hash generated from a number of message fields
- Checks the configured IMAP mailbox for existing sms emails and downloads their ids
- Every message with a new id is uploaded to the mailbox. This ensures that subsequent runs will only upload new messages. Note that messages you delete in your mailbox will be uploaded again on next sync unless you also delete the original text message.
Sms2email Iphone App
Things to do (and here I'm especially grateful for input):
- Describe how to set up a folder action that will trigger the script automatically when an iTunes backup has completed. This might be a bit tricky, because I imagine the folder action will trigger prematurely when the backup starts. One might have to monitor the exact sms database file directly, which is needlessly complicated, because the backup filenames are pretty obscure.
- Figure out how to upload unicode messages. I haven't figured out how to do this yet, I'm simply using the 'replace' option on the ascii encode for the message body. This is not ideal, because it replaces anything not ascii with a question mark. I guess one would have to create a mime encoded message body (base64?) but I don't know how to do that yet.
- Improve IMAP access efficiency. Currently the script does an IMAP fetch of all messages in the sms mailbox to find the ids already present. I'm pretty sure this could be improved a lot by only fetching the headers or even only the ‘Sms-Id' header. But I have no clue what fetch/select statement one would have to use. I'm not really tempted to read the IMAP RFC either at this point..
For what it's worth this script works fine in reasonable time as it is right now. The initial upload of 500 messages takes 7 minutes over DSL. Subsequent syncs take 2.5 minutes. I can live with that for now but it remains to be seen how well this will scale to a few thousand messages. It might be an idea to cache the uploaded ids locally. That would also fix the re-upload on delete. - Maybe add some more feedback printout when there are no new uploads. Right now, the script only prints the IMAP server's response for each uploaded message and otherwise keeps quiet.
- Integrate the script with Address Book (the API is usable from python) and use people's names in the To and From fields instead of their phone numbers.
