When I receive a text message on my mobile (BlackBerry) it tells me when I received it not when it was sent which may have been hours earlier. This anomaly is giving me grief.
When I open an email on my laptop it tells me when the email was sent even if I don't open it for hours/days/weeks. So why not a text message?
It matters.
Today is an example as follows:
I receive text from Person @ 12 midday which needed a human chat.
I replied by text @ 12.01 "have you got time to talk?"
Person didn't reply/ring for a while. I get miffed.
Person rings @ 12.13.
I then get/receive text from Person @ 3pm which says "I'll ring in 5"
I reply with words to the effect of "don't be silly we spoke three hours ago so no need to ring me again".
Then the penny dropped that maybe the Person sent me a text @ 12.08 (ish) to say "I'll call you in 5" which they did.
So now you can see why it matters to me to know why mobile phones can't/won't/don't tell you when a text was sent.
Or can they?
I have rubbish mobile signal at home which could explain why I don't get my text messages in 'real time'
When I open an email on my laptop it tells me when the email was sent even if I don't open it for hours/days/weeks. So why not a text message?
It matters.
Today is an example as follows:
I receive text from Person @ 12 midday which needed a human chat.
I replied by text @ 12.01 "have you got time to talk?"
Person didn't reply/ring for a while. I get miffed.
Person rings @ 12.13.
I then get/receive text from Person @ 3pm which says "I'll ring in 5"
I reply with words to the effect of "don't be silly we spoke three hours ago so no need to ring me again".
Then the penny dropped that maybe the Person sent me a text @ 12.08 (ish) to say "I'll call you in 5" which they did.
So now you can see why it matters to me to know why mobile phones can't/won't/don't tell you when a text was sent.
Or can they?
I have rubbish mobile signal at home which could explain why I don't get my text messages in 'real time'
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