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For all practical intents and purposes, SMS and e-mails are the same thing for the non-technical end-user when they're easily accessible from a phone; use of ei
by atgm 16y ago
For all practical intents and purposes, SMS and e-mails are the same thing for the non-technical end-user when they're easily accessible from a phone; use of either is referred to "texting."
I never knew that about SMS, though... thanks for enlightening me. If it is that different, and not just raw data, then I guess it does make sense to charge differently.
- syaz1 16y agoI never heard people use the term "texting" when they are in fact emailing, regardless of the device used. Over here texting is specifically SMS.
- atgm 16y agoHmm, among the native English speakers I've encountered here, the most common term used is "texting," perhaps because there IS no SMS function on the phones, so there's no distinction to be made.