SMS technology, or Short Message Service technology, refers to the protocol used for sending short text messages between mobile devices. It operates over a mobile network and allows users to send and receive text messages typically limited to 160 characters in length. SMS technology enables communication in a concise format, supporting both person-to-person messaging and mass messaging applications, such as alerts and notifications. It is widely used for personal communication, marketing campaigns, and transactional messages due to its simplicity, speed, and ubiquity across mobile platforms. SMS technology has been integral to the evolution of mobile communication since its introduction in the 1990s, forming the backbone of text messaging services worldwide.
Introduction to Satellite Communication and Its Relevance In today’s connected world, we expect our phones to have signal everywhere – but far beyond the reach of cell towers, only satellites can bridge the gap. Satellite communication refers to using orbiting satellites to send and receive signals, allowing phones to connect where no ground network exists en.wikipedia.org. This…
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