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Thailand, December 6th 2008: Since its slow deployment in 1995 the use of SMS or ‘text messaging’ from mobile phone to mobile phone has grown considerably.
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Thailand, December 6th 2008: Since its slow deployment in 1995 the use of SMS or ‘text messaging’ from mobile phone to mobile phone has grown considerably.
Originally the company operated online, through their website www.sms-thailand.com, where customers would fill out a web form including the SMS text and the company would send it on from there. Of course this method lacked the ease of traditional direct mobile to mobile texting, yet in the past three months the company has begun offering customers the chance to send texts to Thailand (with Thai translation) straight from their handset.
“We are the only company that can provide this kind of service” says Kanokarn Inmang CEO of SMS Thailand Inc. “our updated translator system is extremely quick and accurate.”
To send SMS to Thailand customers need to sign up for the service first and top up their account just as a Pay As You Go mobile customer would. They then have a balance from which they can send messages to loved ones, colleagues, partners, family and friends in Thailand. Once the messages is sent to the SMS Thailand number 08165 45773, the company’s Thai translation software translates the text into the relevant language and customers receive an email ‘delivery report’ confirmation that the message has arrived.
To enable newly registered customers the chance to try out this unique online SMS translation service, the company are currently offering a free trial until December 25th 2008.
The global growth of the text message is most certainly not at a standstill with services like direct mobile translated SMS messages sent across the world. It is recent developments like this which make it clear to see that communication over long distances and in a multitude of tongues is bringing people together.
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