Author Topic: Benefits of Text Messaging in Cellular Phones (Read 5018 times)

Perfect · « **on:** »

“pls. let’s meet nw. wana c u coz I mis u so mch… tc.” This is just one typical line of what is a text message or SMS (short message service).

These days, it is one of the most liked features of the mobile phones. People from all ages especially the teenagers really like it. They consider it as the most convenient and the cheapest form of keeping in touch with the people around them. Mobile phone networks have been taking advantage of the tremendous support and patronage shown by the SMS population.

This SMS culture is not only true in a corner of the world but worldwide. It is these 160 characters that could be sent and received from one mobile phone to another which makes the world seem smaller these days. Text messaging keep family ties firm, cross distances, save friendships, deliver emergencies, campaign information… and the list goes on.

These benefits are not everything. Text messaging is also valuable to our disabled brothers and sisters around the globe. There are claims about the negative effects of text messaging like the erroneous spelling it uses. In text messaging, people use a very rare “lingo”. This is to save the number of characters. Despite these negative effects, the benefits are still undeniable.

Generally, it keeps a person updated and informed since you can carry a light device anywhere you go. For the deaf, it gives them that sense of independence and freedom. It provides them a way from the linguistic and geographic barriers. They are able to be like the common people when it comes to communicating with the people they want to keep in touch with.

With these reasons, SMS appears to be a very beneficial innovation in these modern times. We just hope that it will not be use for abusive practices that may be a threat to the world. These benefits are things we must be thankful for.

With man’s power of the mind, innovative ideas turn out to be solutions that lead to a better, more convenient life. We do not have to run miles at all, wait for weeks, venture on messages in bottles, we have the messages right on our fingertips. In the future, SMS would grow into a more complex level but let us keep its objectives neat.

Cokoye · « **on:** »

enomakos · « **Reply #1 on:** »

nice posts

you can send bulk customise sms through

xxx: fastsmsngxxx:

Cokoye · « **Reply #1 on:** »

Perfect · « **Reply #2 on:** »

Is that free or paid?

Cokoye · « **Reply #2 on:** »

Kodo · « **Reply #3 on:** »

Perfect nice post there. The need for sms message this days are in growning trend.

enomakos · « **Reply #4 on:** »

Quote from: Perfect link=topic=155. msg1391#msg1391 date=1253722252

Is that free or paid?
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it is not free,it cost #5 per sms ,you can also get it at #2 if you buy in bulk,it does not expire.

thanks

Cokoye · « **Reply #4 on:** »

Perfect · « **Reply #5 on:** »

Ok,I think the price is affordable.

Cokoye · « **Reply #5 on:** »

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