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SMS Messaging Applications
By: Nicola Pero
Publisher: O'Reilly Media, Inc.
Pub. Date: January 29, 2009
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Cell phones are the most common communication device on the planet, and Short Message Service (SMS) is the chief channel for companies to offer services, accept requests, report news, and download binary files over cell phones. This guide describes the protocols and best practices (things that ensure you won't get sued or lose your right to offer a service) you need to know to make SMS messaging part of an organizational service. Issues such as character sets, differences among vendors, common practices in Europe and North America, and API choices are covered.
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"Eye Opening " - by kmit on 29-JAN-2010
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This short cut provided me with a sound conceptual understanding of both the SMS and MMS services and many of the development considerations and trade offs associated with each. As an iphone/android developer, this short cut opened my eyes to a world of opportunities beyond the smart phone market.
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