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Useful Android SMS and National Science Foundation integrations
Triggers (If this)
- Any new SMS receivedThis Trigger fires every time you receive any new SMS on your Android device.
- News from the National Science FoundationThis trigger fires when there's news posted from the National Science Foundation.
- Any new SMS sentThis Trigger fires every time you send an SMS on your Android device.
- New discoveriesThis trigger fires every time the National Science Foundation posts a new discovery.
- New SMS received from phone numberThis Trigger fires every time you receive an SMS on your Android device from a phone number you specify.
- New "The Discovery Files" podcastThis trigger fires every time a new "Discovery Files" episode is published.
- New SMS sent to phone numberThis Trigger fires every time you send an SMS on your Android device to a phone number you specify.
- New SMS received matches searchThis Trigger fires every time you receive an SMS on your Android device that matches a search you specify.
- New SMS sent matches searchThis Trigger fires every time you send an SMS on your Android device that matches a search you specify.
Queries (With)
- History of discoveriesThis query returns a list of every time the National Science Foundation posts a new discovery.
- History of The Discovery Files podcastsThis query returns a list of every time a new Discovery Files episode is published.
- History of news from the National Science FoundationThis query returns a list of when there's news posted from the National Science Foundation.
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