I must say, the "explosion of SMS in the Japanese market" is a real news
item for me. Who'd have though, especially considering that PDC handsets
aren't even equipped.
I mean, don't get me wrong here, and if I stand corrected, so be it, but
isn't it still the case that there are no 2-2.5G services that are SMS based
in Japan?
Only WCDMA services have SMS, I believe.
Anyway, Nokia, you go girl! Great spin. Now if they could only get their
phones to sell in the Japanese market.
Mark
On 5/12/03 5:56, "Giovanni Bertani" <giovanni.bertani@exsense.com> wrote:
>
>> Since when has MMS been _the_ protocol for sending images
>> in Japan? ;)
>>
>> "This suggests that MMS will build on and extend the successful
>> SMS model that is helping to generate revenues for operators."
>>
>> Since when has SMS been _the_ protocol for sending messages
>> in Japan?
>
> Call it "marketing freedom". ;-)
>
> Giovanni
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