Concatenated SMSConcatenated SMS is a long text message which contains more than 160 characters. More information can be sent to the recipient's mobile phone within one single message. Though it is not considered as one message by the mobile system, it is shown as one. Concatenated SMS provides a broadened field to express ourselves more accurately. It helps to write continuously without disturbing your flow of thoughts. You don't need to start new messages each time you run out of characters. There is no need to send two or three SMS about the same topic in different time. Recent SMS technologies have broken the limits of character numbers. Concatenated SMS includes all the words you write in it and shows the full content in one message when it arrives to the target mobile device. Before its arrival, Concatenated SMS goes through some changes in the network. First, the sender's mobile device splits the long SMS into smaller pieces. The tiny parts are billed separately and sent as single messages. Billing means that each of them gets a User Data Header (UDH) which is put onto the beginning. It is needed to inform the system that a long content is about to transferred. The sender recognize only the fact that he/she can only send 153 characters in one message. If the feature works well, the recipient's mobile phone transparent it as one. Concatenated SMS is a unique mechanism which offers comfort both for the sender and the recipient. The sender can write an SMS continuously without limits. The recipient can read the whole content as one. There is no need for starting and opening more SMS messages to write and get every piece of information. Besides, it is economical, because the mobile phone stores the messages as one single message. You can see through your message list more clearly. It can be really helpful when you maintain mass messaging. Although an SMS Gateway, like Ozeki NG SMS Gateway can store all your SMS messages in databases you can make sure that no information is left out from your messages if you send them as concatenated. To get more information, please visit the following websites: |
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