How Nokia Got Its Chat Back
from the innovative-little-things-keep-the-world-ticking dept
Nokia have just launched FriendsTalk, which is a service that allows groups of mobile phone users to chat to each other through text messaging groups. For those of you not very familiar with text messaging (that’s probably most of the American population), you basically use your phone to send short alphanumeric messages to each other. I’ve found them a very handy way of communicating when I’ve had to just get a quick bit of information (very useful application).
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