Response from: cell phone family plans

The SMS is still slowly being adapted in the United States. Compared to countries in Europe and Asia, there are just very few people like to txt using a tiny keypads on a phone. at&t just launched "TXT Bee" campaign to educate parents about text messaging - that's right, they need to know more about this service because they are the ones that are paying the wireles bills and their kids are the ones using SMS.

Response from: Ben Farr

I think the uptake in SMS (apart from the price) can be accredited to the SMS applications on the phone having have been made it as simple as possible for the end user. Its formula is a simple wizard and people can very quickly use it, even with new phones. www.iotasphere.com

Response from: Cell Geek

More Than 40 Billion SMS Messages in 2006... and none of them were spelled correctly.

Response from: Nina Penkovska

More than 40 billion SMS messages in 2006? A bit hard to trust...Is it really so?

Response from: Phone Baller

What ever happened to a good old conversation?

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Response from: Home Remedies

Personally I am not Interest to do SMS. It is very headache that typing SMS using cell phone keypad.

Response from: drugs canada

When compared to the mere 42 million messages sent per day five years ago throughout December 2001, it becomes clear just how far the nation has come in embracing text messaging technology which has emerged from a popular craze to becoming an essential communication tool, inclusive to all age groups. The MDA has forecast that figures will continue to rise this year to deliver an annual total of 45 billion text messages for 2007, with an average of 3.75 billion messages being sent per month and 123 million messages per da

Response from: Fake Degrees

Well I am surprised to see this huge number, I don't like sending SMS, it takes time and I never seem to find right words in a short message. It's just me?

Response from: fundraising ideas

I wonder how much for this year.

Response from: Marine

It's an impressive growth ! From only 12 million SMS sent in 2004, to 18 BILLION in 2005 and over 40 billion in 2006, these numbers began to skyrocket and I don't think they'll stop soon .