100 Million Texts Per Day For 2006
30 December 2005 by axxxr
2005 has seen text messaging go from strength to strength, with the communication tool now being widely adopted by the business community and consumers alike.
Based on the significant growth of text messaging witnessed during 2005, and the increasing diversity of applications currently being used for work related communication, the Mobile Data Association (MDA) has today forecast that figures will continue to rise next year to deliver an annual total of 36.5 billion text messages for 2006, with an average of 3 billion messages being sent per month and 100 million per day. Since 2001 the
Further testimony to the MDA forecast for 2006 is reflected in October's SMS total, setting another new record with a staggering 2.9 billion messages sent during the month, and an average of 93.5 million text messages sent per day, according to figures released today by the Mobile Data Association (MDA). Person-to-person texts sent across the UK GSM network operators last month show an increase of 25.7% on the total sent during the same period in 2004. Over the last six years text.it has witnessed text messaging grow from a popular craze to becoming an essential communication tool. www.text.it
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