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Sending an SMS with Temboo Push to Send

This tutorial may be outdated. It is no longer recommended for beginners, and may need modifications to code or hardware that is not indicated in the tutorial.

Sending an SMS with Temboo

Use Temboo to connect your Arduino to the cloud.

by Vaughn Shinall

published October 29, 2014, last edited March 08, 2024

posted in Arduino Compatibles

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Of course, a device that just sends off messages with no prompting may not be of much use, so let's add a button to the Uno that will trigger an SMS when pushed.

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