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It seems like text messaging fills this gap for 90% of users. Yes it sounds a lot better to me, but aren't the mobile carriers going to hate (resist, etc) somet
by cschep 17y ago
It seems like text messaging fills this gap for 90% of users. Yes it sounds a lot better to me, but aren't the mobile carriers going to hate (resist, etc) something that undercuts their cash cow of .25$ text messages?
- numair 17y agoIt's been around for years now, and it's pretty much an accepted utility across the board. Remember, carriers get to charge extra for the Blackberry data plan.
- awad 17y agoTo me, it's pretty much the same as the carriers not being too fond of, say, mobile AIM. They still get their data plan cash, though. The sooner more people/services move to BBM, the sooner I can get rid of my outrageously priced text messaging plan.