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Which Is Better To Send A Text Message Or To Call

February 12, 2012

A text messages is an advanced technology that gives people an additional way to communicate. Deciding whether to call or send a text is dependant upon the circumstances, location and what the sender expects to accomplish with the communication.

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Most Popular Country With Text Messaging

February 5, 2012

While texting has been around since 1993, that past decade in particular has allowed it to explode into the mainstream. In fact, sending short 160 character phrases has become so popular that the majority of teenagers and young adults living in America actually text more than they speak. While the US is high on the [...]

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Most Popular People Who Are Texting

January 29, 2012

Mobile phones have been increasing in popularity over the past several years, but the reason is somewhat surprising. Unlike in previous years when buyers wanted a phone for chatting, a recent study has shown that now the majority of buyers want a phone for something else; texting.

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International Texting Laws

January 22, 2012

In the past few years there has been an international explosion in legislation involving texting, most of it involving attempts to discourage texting while driving.

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Easily Send A Text Message Without Being Rude

January 15, 2012

Texting is a form of communication which has, in recent years, evolved into one of the most significant and commonplace methods of staying in touch, even surpassing phone calls for casual conversation and the passing of information. As with other methods of communication, there has evolved a generally accepted etiquette for sending text messages, despite [...]

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