Friday, May 2, 2008

SMS Message to any Cell Phone

Short Messaging Assistance or SMS is a nice common denominator among mobile devices that will facilitate bring more functionality and less silo applications. Thus far in North America we have met with hostility from some quarters as we push intelligent Email to SMS. However the analysts are beginning to understand our brand of intelligent mobile messaging. The view is that intelligent Email to SMS where you filter as much as imaginable so you get 20 relevant/critical emails instead of 200 on your mobile phone and you intelligently summarize so you can maximize the practice of the 15 words that an SMS packet allows is in reality a skilled approach! Who knew? ? A nice highlight at the CTIA Wireless present in the fall of 2007 was the speech by Face book co-founder Dustin Moscowitz. He was strongly trying to cause the objective that unlike the nature of the Internet and computing which have open systems from Google, Apple, Microsoft, etc., the wireless networks are locked
up closed systems from the carriers. This may have something to do with why mobile messaging is not as widely adopted as it should be. The answer to me is attractive obvious. It seems that mobile messaging is thought of as a status symbol versus something quite useful! I am told that Blackberry devices are about status - after all we see them in movies used by rich executives and persons like Paris Hilton. As such, the masses think that mobile messaging is expensive and this perception is impeding adoption of email on mobile phones. Mobile phone vendors are not helping this further much as they are also pulling all the stops to capture consumer appeal rather than deliver more useful functionality to the phone for messaging. Names like Chocolate from LG are designed to appeal to humanity who like sleek while Nokia keeps pushing the envelope of the Swiss army knife mentality with more and more functionality for movie buffs, gamers, music fans, and sexy scrutinize and feel
for those that liking blades. LG all the more has an iPhone look-alike But how does this cooperate mobile messaging? We also seem to have brainwashed the popular population into thinking that if they demand email, they have to acquire a Java phone of the Swiss Army variety or a Blackberry. We want to let the secret out! ! You CAN get email on ANY MOBILE PHONE ANYWHERE in the existence through SMS. A number of Free of charge services such as www.amikamobile.net,

Teleflip and others allow you to register your Google, Yahoo! , AOL, Hotmail, etc. email residence and then have emails pushed to your mobile phone. You can yet have email pushed to a Blackberry or to a Java phone through SMS. Full text: http://computerandtechnologies.com/email/news_2008-05-02-08-30-03-863.html

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