Android : Send Audio Via Mms
Sep 7, 2009I am using the following code to send an mp3 via sms/mms.
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When the code runs is opens gmail(compose) with the file attached instead of opening sms.
I am using the following code to send an mp3 via sms/mms.
CODE:...................
When the code runs is opens gmail(compose) with the file attached instead of opening sms.
I have a problem in my application. I have to send MMS with audio attachment. code...
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