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Both voice minutes and SMS tranches are for a mostly static demand though. I suspect that most users use about the same amount of voice minutes and SMS messages
by bonzoesc 16y ago
Both voice minutes and SMS tranches are for a mostly static demand though. I suspect that most users use about the same amount of voice minutes and SMS messages as they did last year (at least if they are in a similar cell/landline situation from year to year).
However, data demand isn't static, and it's going up. So I wouldn't expect to see data prices stay as stagnant as voice minute and SMS prices have, especially since that's the lucrative growth area cell networks have now.
- ajg1977 16y agoAccording to CTIA, text message usage in the US grew 50% between 2008 and 2009, and so far in 2010 the increase is even greater. Can you guess what's happened to prices?