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The GSM Short Message Service

Kevin Holley

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Abstract

Although many diverse messaging systems have been available for some time, GSM saw a need for a new service which would be integrated with the pan-European digital mobile telephone system, providing essentially acknowledged message paging, but extending the functionality to suit the requirements of the mobile telephone user. The GSM Short Message Service (SMS) has been designed to meet the messaging needs of the mobile telephone user over and above the real-time speech and data services.

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Although many diverse messaging systems have been available for some time, GSM saw a need for a new service which would be integrated with the pan-European digital mobile telephone system, providing essentially acknowledged message paging, but extending the functionality to suit the requirements of the mobile telephone user. The GSM Short Message Service (SMS) has been designed to meet the messaging needs of the mobile telephone user over and above the real-time speech and data services.

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Although many diverse messaging systems have been available for some time, GSM saw a need for a new service which would be integrated with the pan-European digital mobile telephone system, providing essentially acknowledged message paging, but extending the functionality to suit the requirements of the mobile telephone user. The GSM Short Message Service (SMS) has been designed to meet the messaging needs of the mobile telephone user over and above the real-time speech and data services.

Key concepts: Short Message Service, GSM services, GSM, Paging, Service data point, Computer science, SMS banking, Service (business)

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