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December, 2004
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THE MEDIUM IS not THE MESSAGE!
The Evolution of Messaging to IP
Carriers have to re-examine their messaging platforms and their messaging product as they migrate their messaging functionality on their wireline, wireless and legacy voice/data networks to IP. Everything needs to change. Even if it doesn�t seem to be broken, it needs to be fixed.
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November 30, 2004
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Rogers Wireless service allows texting to landline phones
Canadian wireless provider Rogers Wireless Communications Inc. launched its TXT 2 Landline service, which will allow customers to send text messages to landline phones anywhere in Canada and the United States. The messages are then converted to voice and can be delivered in English or French.
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August 20, 2003
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Sprint extends fixed messaging to mobile devices with new service
Sprint introduced a new messaging offering that extends e-mail and instant messaging services to mobile phones and other devices, news that could help Sprint´s wireless business Sprint PCS.
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August 20, 2003
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E-mail over the phone
Sprint today launched a new Internet program with two services that help users send and receive their e-mail or voice messages more efficiently.
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July 27, 2003
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Getting the message (PDF: 275 KB)
For businesses and consumers who want to stay connected with friends and colleagues in isolated regions across the world, it's now possible to send group messages to any media device.
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July 14, 2003
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A new e-mail outlook
You've got mail - just about everywhere - with TeleMessage's new TeleMessage Mail Plug-in.
A software download, TeleMessage Mail Plug-in allows Outlook users to send, forward and receive e-mails to and from any communications device, wired or not, and either by text or voice-to-text.
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