Some people have asked us how to avoid synchronization problems between your iPhone and iPad or iPod Touch when using iMessage, will explain how the synchronization failure, which is very simple resolved, and some small tricks on iMessage that you may find interesting.
The synchronization problems that come iMessage iMessage on iPhone user identifier uses the phone number you use on the iPhone, while the iPad or iPod Touch using our email address Apple ID. All you have to do to properly synchronize your iPhone with iPad or iPod Touch is put our Caller ID with our email address, which we associate with the Apple ID. In this way they are perfectly synchronized and will continue receiving messages also.
Another problem that leads iMessage if you have a flat rate of messages (SMS) is that the option of sending SMS if iMessage attempts fail is that when there is a network failure or to avoid the message is transmitted internet, will be sent by SMS. Be careful with this if you want to find a huge bill, since you can also send MMS with photos or videos with the extra costs involved.
One way to tell if you are sending a message to another user with iMessage or not, is that when you sent the message and remains in the message list, if blue is sent to another user iMessage, but if turns green means that you have sent to a user who does not have iMessage or another platform.
In settings you can activate iMessage character counter, which is very useful if you are sending messages to other platforms, which will end up costing you to avoid sending many messages (more than 160 characters have to go in 2 Posts).