MuscleNerd has hacked his iPad 3G to provide native (but primitive) SMS.

This was sent using a raw AT+CMGS command sent to the iPad baseband. That’s because so far, MobileSMS.app from the iPhone doesn’t run properly on the iPad.

This iPad is using a T-Mobile SIM cut down into microSIM size. The AT&T plan attached to the SIM that came with the iPad isn’t allowing SMS messages.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1P7Cya9wmM

[source: iclarified]

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