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Table of content
How to Build an SMS Service
Authors:
Retford B.
,
Schwartz J
Published year: 2007
Pages: 1/52
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Copyright
Introduction
Chapter 1. Introducing SMS
Section 1.1. Message Format
Section 1.2. Definitions
Section 1.3. International Issues
Chapter 2. Types of SMS Service
Section 2.1. Notification
Section 2.2. Lookup
Section 2.3. MessagingSocial Networking
Section 2.4. Action
Section 2.5. Art
Chapter 3. SMS Interaction Design Considerations
Section 3.1. Short message length
Section 3.2. Intrusiveness
Section 3.3. High Barrier to Input
Section 3.4. Slow Interactivity
Section 3.5. Minimal Affordances
Section 3.6. Limited Character Set
Section 3.7. Always On Everywhere
Section 3.8. Store and Forward
Section 3.9. Multitasking and Stealth
Chapter 4. SMS Short Codes
Section 4.1. More Is Less
Chapter 5. SMS Fundamentals
Section 5.1. Pricing: Paying for SMS Messages
Section 5.2. Premium SMS: Getting Paid for Your Service
Chapter 6. Six Ways to Implement SMS
Chapter 7. Using an SMS Aggregator
Section 7.1. The Basics
Section 7.2. Advantages and Disadvantages
Section 7.3. Example Service: Conference Messaging
Chapter 8. Using a Smartphone as an SMS Modem
Section 8.1. The Basics
Section 8.2. Advantages and Disadvantages
Section 8.3. Example Service: Echo and Hello World Using a Smartphone
Section 8.4. Server Architecture
Section 8.5. Tips and Tricks
Chapter 9. Using Email to SMS Gateways
Section 9.1. The Basics
Section 9.2. Example Service: Weather Updates
Chapter 10. Using a Mashup: 411Sync
Section 10.1.
Chapter 11. Using Twitter to Build a SMS Service
Section 11.1. Twitter Overview
Section 11.2. The Twitter API
Section 11.3. Advantages and Disadvantages
Section 11.4. Example Service: Echo
Chapter 12. Using Windows Live Alerts
Chapter 13. Summary
How to Build an SMS Service
Authors:
Retford B.
,
Schwartz J
Published year: 2007
Pages: 1/52
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